The logic game that makes you think… and laugh
The “I found it!” moment
Croco Bath – Magnetic Wooden Logic Game
Think · Laugh · Share, from 4 to 99
😊 The pride of “I found it!” – That shout of victory when the water finally reaches the little croc's bathtub. A moment you don't forget.
👨👩👧 Challenges across generations – Kids against parents, grandparents who end up joining in: from the easiest challenge to the toughest, everyone finds their level.
🧠 Learning without noticing – You search, you get it wrong, you try again… and you find it. Logic, concentration and perseverance, through fun.
🌿 The warmth of wood, away from screens – Magnetic wooden pieces that stay in place, at home or on the go.
🎁 A gift that creates memories – For Christmas or a birthday, a game the family brings out again and again.
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At our place, we play as a family
J’adore l’idée des tuyaux à connecter. Cela change des jeux classiques et stimule vraiment la réflexion. Très belle découverte.!
Parfait pour les après-midis au calme. Mon fils peut jouer en autonomie et cherche différentes solutions. Très bon rapport qualité-prix.
On adore ! Les niveaux sont bien pensés et progressifs. Mon fils de 6 ans est super fier quand il réussit à faire couler l’eau jusqu’au crocodile.
Très beau jeu éducatif. Cela développe la logique et la concentration sans que les enfants s’en rendent compte. Je recommande à 100 % !
Les blocs en bois sont solides, agréables à manipuler et les cartes de défis sont variées. Ma fille ne s’en lasse pas.
At Petit Moulin
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Loved by kids. Approved by parents.
A challenge that is simple to understand and captivating to solve. No batteries, no screens, no noise: just the fun of searching together, and the pride of finding.
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Imagination starts here.
Our storyPetit Moulin was born at home, from stories made up with our children. Every game is designed to bring the family together around a table, one adventure at a time.
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Clever play, sweet moments.
Take the #DéfiCrocoBathLogic, patience, curiosity: our games help children grow without them noticing. And at your place, who finds the solution fastest, the kids or the parents?