Panic in the henhouse! The fox is lurking nearby and the eggs haven't hatched yet. Hatch the chicks, but be careful not to let the sly one live well!

The life of farmers is almost unknown to today's urban children, so this imaginative and atmospheric game is not only good for passing the time: it provides an opportunity to introduce our child to the basic things of village life, we can improve his biological knowledge and we can also discuss the philosophical question of which came first: the chicken or the egg? In addition, it develops your little one's communication skills and helps develop his strategic sense.

Piou Piou is a family card game aimed mainly at the little ones. Due to its small size, it is also perfect for traveling (class trip, family weekend in the countryside).

Game rules:

The winner is the first to collect 3 hatched eggs.

Everyone on their turn either draws a card or performs an action. To take an egg you need 1 egg, 1 rooster and 1 nest card, while to hatch an egg you need 2 eggs. However, with a fox card, we have the opportunity to steal an egg from the other - unless he has two roosters in his hand, which will chase away the intruder.