Cotton Basket & Sensory Balls

These sensory balls will help your child to explore texture, size, weight, and move! Your little one can toss, roll, stack them, whatever he wants safely. It helps to build strength of arms and fingers.

Texture Cards

Everyday objects that your baby is getting to know—including some that might become first words!

Wooden Bead Maze

Moving wooden figures shaped like leaves, flowers and frogs on the track is so much fun! This bead maze helps your child develop their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Ribbon Pull

This cube is great for left/right coordination and color matching. Your child has to figure out to hold the cube steady with one hand and pull with the other. It’s also great to encourage him/her to do this with both left and right hands.

Montessori Sound Box

In wooden box are six prefilled wooden cylinders. Each cylinder containing a different granular material that makes a different pitch and volume of sound when shaken. The contents of the cylinders with a red lid precisely match those with a blue lid

Your child will shake the red cylinder close to their ear, listening intently for how soft or loud it is. Next, they take the blue cylinder closest to them, shake and listen, and determine if it is the same as their chosen red cylinder.

Fabric Blocks

The fabric blocks help your baby explore plenty of colors and textures. They are soft and lightweight and thus are easy to lift and play with. Stacking blocks might be hard, but they will love to break the stacks down at first.