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Educational Play

Magnetic Numbers

by Bigjigs

A hands-on number set for gentle, pressure-free early maths play.

Children often notice numbers before they understand what they mean; they hear them in songs, spot them on signs and begin to feel that some shapes look familiar. Bigjigs Magnetic Numbers gives those early number shapes a place in everyday play, with 59 number and symbol pieces waiting in a wooden tray for your little one to choose, hold, name and return to in their own time.

A Tray They Wander Back To

There is something very real about a toy that can sit within reach without asking for a whole lesson. The tray might come out for a short play, then be packed away, then appear again later when your child remembers a favourite number. Over weeks and months, the same pieces can be used in different ways: choosing, naming, arranging, returning. It becomes one of those quiet play things that does not need much from you, but still invites your little one back.

From 3 years Recommended age
FSC Named safety standard
Designed for Childhood Pieces that make room for curiosity, independence and play.
$34.95
Safety information FSC
Two-year structural warranty Structural faults are covered under our warranty terms.
Dispatched from Melbourne Sent from our Melbourne warehouse with tracking.
Thirty-day change-of-mind returns Available on eligible items returned unused and unassembled.

Our in-stock products are usually dispatched from Melbourne within 24–48 hours. During peak and sale periods, dispatch and transit times may be longer.

Buying guidance

Is this right for your family?

Who this product is particularly well suited to.

Best for

Best for families who want early number play that can live in one neat tray, especially if you are buying without knowing the whole home setup. The tray measures L22.5 x W18 x H3.1 cm, and the set is recommended from 18+ months, so it gives numbers and maths symbols a simple place in everyday play without needing a formal teaching routine.

Age Guide

3 years+

Product overview

When Maths Feels Like Something to Explore

Early learning often works best when it can drift in and out of play, instead of feeling like a test at the table. At first, your little one may simply reach into the tray and pull out a shape that catches their eye. Soon, a familiar 2 or 5 might be chosen again and again. Some days the pieces are lined up, moved around or packed back into the tray. Other days, the mathematical symbols join the mix, ready for later curiosity. Before long, numbers start to feel less like something to get right and more like something your child is happy to handle.

Bigjigs Magnetic Numbers educational toy – maths, stuck to the fridge

Product details

Thoughtful details that make a difference

Plenty of Pieces to Keep Play Fresh

With 59 pieces, including numbers 0–9 with duplicates and mathematical symbols, your child has more than one way to return to the set. They can choose a familiar
Why this matters

A fuller set gives number play room to repeat and change, rather than feeling finished after one go.

Made for Gentle, Repeat Play

The easy-grasp pieces are suited to casual daily play, so your little one can handle the numbers without it needing to become a sit-down lesson. Recommended from 18+
Why this matters

Early number play often lasts longer when a child can come back to it in their own way.

A Proper Place for Every Piece

The sturdy storage tray gives the 59 pieces somewhere to return when play is done. That matters in real homes, because a set is much more likely to
Why this matters

The tray helps keep number play within reach without letting the pieces take over the room.

Before you order

Practical information

Everything you need to know before bringing this product home.

Age and suitability

Recommended age
3 years+

Safety information

Tested to
FSC

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Can siblings use this together or in turn?

Best for taking turns or small shared play rather than large group use at once.