Wooden Montessori set
The wooden Montessori set offers a variety of unique activities for the youngest children. The toys are designed in accordance with the Montessori method, focusing on independence and the child’s individual development. Different textures, colours and shapes allow for sensory stimulation, encouraging the child to touch, hold, rotate, shake and examine each element.
Diverse set – this set includes 6 different elements. The toys support the development of analytical skills and patience as the child tries to match the right parts together. Rotating or sliding moving elements help your baby practise hand dexterity.
Early skill stimulation – the set is intended for children from the first days of life. The contrast book contains the colours that young babies recognise first. The rattle, spinning wheel, ball box, closing mirror and rolling elephant are perfect for the following months of development. They provide stimuli that spark imagination, creativity and curiosity.
Development and interaction – by pulling the string with the elephant, the baby can exercise hand strength, improve hand–eye coordination by observing how balls fall into and out of the box, and develop sensory perception by focusing on the movements of the toys and cause–effect relationships. These activities will positively support your baby’s overall development.
Safe set – the toys are made of high-quality solid wood, ensuring long-lasting use and a beautiful appearance. The soft colours do not strain the child’s eyes. Carefully sanded edges and surfaces, as well as the use of non-toxic paints, guarantee your child’s safety.
The 6-in-1 set offers various forms of play. The high-contrast accordion-style book is an excellent attraction for a lying baby. It presents basic content in colours most visible from the very first days of life – black and white. It stimulates early visual development, activates memory and reinforces naming.
The moving spinning wheel is an attraction that will catch the baby’s attention. Each side has a different colour. Learning and recognising colours will give the child plenty of joy. The rotating structure develops psychomotor coordination, manual skills and allows observation of cause–effect relationships.
The set also includes a rolling elephant with a string, encouraging the child to learn to walk. The baby can take their favourite toy for a walk, and the handy hole in the middle makes it easier to hold and move the elephant. The toy helps develop hand–eye coordination, motor skills and balance, while delivering plenty of joy through everyday activity.
The closing mirror attracts the child’s attention, encouraging play and self-discovery. It is suitable for exercises on a play mat and will motivate the child to crawl. Manipulating the lid or matching it to the correct place helps develop precision and concentration.
The educational ball box supports the development of grasping skills and precision. Colourful balls will bring the baby joy as they fall through one opening, exit through another and roll around. The toy supports cognitive development and observation, which influence planning and decision-making.
The rain tube is a toy–instrument that introduces the baby to new sounds. It is often used by the baby as a rattle or maraca. Maneuvering the toy causes the beads to move in different directions, creating fascinating sounds and visual effects. Designed for small hands, it supports the development of hand–eye coordination and stimulates sight and hearing.
Each toy has a smooth surface coated with ecological paints. The wooden construction with rounded edges ensures complete safety during play, while the minimalist design in soft colours is gentle on the child’s eyes.