LEGO DUPLO My First Number Train 10847 – Learning & Counting Train Set for Toddlers (23 Pieces)

Bright start to numbers

The LEGO DUPLO My First Number Train 10847 introduces early counting with bold colors, chunky bricks, and friendly figures that fit little hands. This train set features a buildable locomotive, a caboose, and three wagons, each carrying bricks decorated with digits 0 through 9. With a total of 23 pieces, kids can mix, match, and rebuild for new counting adventures while enjoying role-play with two child DUPLO figures and a cat figure.

What’s included

• Buildable locomotive and three wagons that connect in different sequences
• Bricks decorated with digits 0–9 to spark early number recognition
• Two child DUPLO figures and a cat figure for imaginative play
• Oversized, safe bricks designed for small hands and easy grasping
• A total of 23 pieces that invite repeat building, driving, and learning
• Locomotive with caboose measures over 3 inches high and 14 inches long for a satisfying play scale

How it supports play and learning

• Early counting practice as little engineers line up bricks and count wagons
• Number recognition through colorful digits and tactile bricks
• Fine motor development from snapping pieces together and pushing the train along the track
• Imaginative storytelling with two figures and a cat that expands playful scenarios

Real-life play moments bring this set to life. The bright, chunky bricks are easy to grip during transitions between playtime and daily routines. Use it at a kitchen table, on a play mat, or as a classroom station. As the train chugs along, children can narrate where it’s headed, count the wagons, and experiment with different car orderings. The result is a flexible learning companion that grows with your child’s curiosity.

Why families choose LEGO DUPLO for early learning

LEGO DUPLO emphasizes safe, age-appropriate design and open-ended play. The 23-piece set balances structure (the locomotive and wagons) with freedom (reconfiguring bricks), encouraging exploration without pressure. While results vary, many families enjoy moments of discovery as counting and recognition click into place during play.