Fisher-Price Little People Farmer & Animals Figure Pack – 5 Farm Figures (Ages 1-5)

Overview

Bring farm-life adventures to playtime with the Fisher-Price Little People Farmer & Animals Figure Pack. This five-piece set includes a friendly farmer and four farm animals—a chicken, a pig, a sheep, and a cow—designed with little hands in mind. Sized for easy grasp and gentle handling, these figures invite toddlers to explore simple, everyday farm stories without screens.

What’s inside and how it fits your child’s world

Five figures in total provide versatile storytelling options. The farmer leads the scene, while the animals populate cozy farm moments. The pieces are compatible with other Little People playsets (sold separately), so kids can expand their farm world as they grow their imagination.

• Five figures total: 1 farmer and 4 farm animals
• Animals include a chicken, a pig, a sheep, and a cow
• Ideal for ages 1-5 years
• Pair with Little People playsets for extended, toddler-friendly fun (playsets sold separately)

Benefits you might notice during play

As kids pretend to feed and care for their animal pals, they discover the simple joys of kindness. Imagining stories with the farmer and animals supports creative thinking and narrative flow, while handling the figures provides hands-on practice that strengthens fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

• Imaginative play: build farm scenes with easy-to-hold figures
• Kindness in action: role-play caring for animal friends
• Fine motor development: precise hand movements during playtime

Real-life use cases

Whether at home, in the car, or at a friend's house, these figures offer quick, engaging pretend-play moments. Use them as story starters for bedtime routines, classroom centers, or family storytelling, helping little ones visualize daily farm tasks and social interactions.

Safety and care

Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, the set supports open-ended exploration and gentle play. As with any small parts, supervision is recommended for younger children during interactive sessions and while exploring new play ideas.