84-120 months

Puzzles with this number of pieces are generally designed for school-age children, usually from 7 years. The exact age guidance is on the packaging and the product page. It's recommended to choose the number of pieces according to the child's experience and dexterity.

Yes. Beyond the assembly challenge, this Janod puzzle, created in partnership with WWF, features animal species that are a priority for conservation, helping children learn about biodiversity and raising awareness about protecting nature. It's a fun way to learn through play.

Doing jigsaw puzzles helps develop concentration, patience, coordination and logical and spatial thinking. For older children, a puzzle with more pieces is a stimulating challenge that can also be shared as a family. It's a calm, rewarding activity.

Janod is known for the care that goes into designing its toys. Its cardboard puzzles tend to be sturdy and built to last. Even so, we recommend handling the pieces with care and following the age guidance on the packaging for safe use.

Yes. An educational puzzle is a versatile gift for school-age children: it combines fun, learning and an environmentally themed subject. It can be put together alone or as a family, making it a shared activity too. Check the recommended age on the product page before gifting.

To avoid losing pieces, it's recommended to keep the puzzle in its original box or a sealed bag whenever it's not in use, away from moisture. Counting the pieces before putting it away helps ensure the puzzle stays complete for next time.