Trauffer snail

The Trauffer snail moves slowly, but its world is big. With her wooden house on her back, she reminds you that you can be at home anywhere if you travel with love and curiosity. While playing, you can build her a meadow out of felt, create a garden or let her crawl across the forest floor made of building blocks. Perhaps she will meet friends, tell stories about moss paths or find a secret place under a deciduous tree. The simple form encourages the children to tell their own stories: How does it feel to travel slowly, to notice everything, to feel the wind. Pedagogically, this figure offers a wonderful approach to themes such as nature, patience and change. Trauffer combines tradition and fantasy in this snail so that children discover that every journey has its own rhythm and that even small steps can carry great adventures.

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