It is very important to establish good oral hygiene habits in your child at a young age. This will help your child to maintain a healthy, and strong set of teeth year after year. So a small step towards that is to introduce them to the things which are good for the teeth and which harm the teeth. The activity is designed keeping the basics of oral hygiene in mind.
Research has proven that kids learning is maximized by way of activities. Keeping this fact in mind we have designed this transport vehicles activity. The kit contains 12 wooden cutouts of vehicles with the land, air and water sorting mat. It also includes 12 flashcards of vehicles and fun activities at the back of each cards.
In today's world, where awareness of environment friendly acts and conservation is become crucial. Without education on finite resources and a suffering planet, children won’t make an effort to be more conscientious with how they live their life on this earth. As early as possible, it’s critical to start teaching children about the importance of recycling and living an eco-friendlier lifestyle. Here’s why there’s no better time to start than now. A way in which to educate children about waste management and recycling is for them to understand where it goes.
Babies develop their hand-eye co-ordination at around six months. At this age, they are more mobile and begin to improve their fine motor skills. The coordination between both their hands also improves. The Ball/Egg/Peg with Cup makes a great first puzzle for a baby as it offers a variation of the development of the palmer grasp and the co-ordination of both hands together.These toys are ideal for children around 9 months because at this age they are naturally interested in fitting things together which also improves their cognitive skills.
These beautifully handcrafted set of blocks make a great first puzzle for your little one. The pincer and palmer grasps are important milestones in the development of fine motor skills. The puzzle, inspired by the Montessori knobbed and knobless cylinders, helps your baby develop the varying grasp patterns.The palmer block is introduced at around 8 months. The child learns to grasp the cylinder with his palm (radial palmer grasp) and pull it out of the block and also, tries to place the cylinder back into the block.The pincer grasp block is introduced at around 9 months when the child is working hard to grasp objects with the thumb and index finger. This activity hones their concentration and fine motor skills.Note: Although for safety reasons the knob is carved out of the wooden block itself, it is advised to supervise your little one at all times; as it is small enough to present a choking hazard.
Sensory play is an important part of early childhood development, as it provides opportunities for children to explore their world through their senses of touch, smell, taste, sight and hearing. Sensory play aids brain development.The egg shaker stimulates the sense of touch, sight and hearing in infants. The raw feel of the shakers helps the baby to perceive the sense of touch while the sound it makes, stimulates his/her sense of hearing. The ovoid shape of the shaker lets it roll which helps in improving the tracking skills of the baby.
The Montessori inspired, Classic Ball Cylinder can be introduced to a child when the child begins to show interest in exploring things. The colorful tumbling balls make rattling sound when the cylinder rolls; this attracts the child and encourages the child to move and get her hands on it. The child will scoot or crawl herself to the cylinder as it rolls away. The rods in the ball cylinder are the perfect size for the child’s hands to grab onto and explore.This beautifully handcrafted rattle can be used by the child through varying stages of development as it aids both visual and auditory stimulation.It is a perfect toy to engage a child during tummy time and also when placed nearby, it encourages the child to move.
3 in 1! Yes, this beautiful handmade wooden ring stacker is a great toy for babies as well as toddlers.The first set can be introduced to the child around 9months and the remaining well into his toddlerhood as per the child’s interest.The first stage consists of wide wooden rings. The large center of the rings will help the child to be successful with their limited hand-eye coordination and wrist development.The second stage is a set of discs with a small center. This material helps the toddler develop hand-eye coordination by placing the discs one after the other on the dowel. This helps the child to refine their hand-eye coordination skills and aid in wrist development.The third stage is a set of graded wooden rings. The concept of putting the rings in the correct order, from large to small, helps them learn size gradation as they stack the rings on the dowel.The varying shapes and the sizes of the rings and discs help the child practice the different finger grasp required to stack each set.This Montessori inspired toy is designed to encourage the development of fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
Once the baby discovers his/her hands and starts to figure out how they work, a world of learning awaits them. By the age of 6-8 months, the baby will develop enough hand coordination, to be able to shift toys from one hand to another more easily. They learn to examine them as they transfer objects from hand to hand, turn them from side to side, and twist them upside down. At this point, the wooden clasping beads are perfect as the elasticity of the toy encourages the child to use both hands. Your baby will enjoy rolling and twisting the beads, which will help in developing the child’s hand-eye coordination and finger grasp.The beads can also be hung using a ribbon, above the child’s floor bed, from a mobile hanger or ceiling hook, so the child can grasp the beads which provides great tactile stimulation.The child also learns the concept of cause and effect, as he tries to move his hands to bat at the beads.It makes a great teething toy as well.
Babies can grasp an object from the moment they are born. This is an involuntary movement called the “grasping reflex”. But, by the time the little ones are three months or four months old, they’ll be actively trying to grasp things with both hands.The interlocking discs are one of the first developmental toys that can be introduced to babies around three to four months of age. The shape of the discs makes it easy for your baby to grasp the toy and to transfer it from one hand to the other.It is a multi functional toy that helps in improving the baby’s hand-eye coordination, concentration, grasping and exploring skills.This is also a perfect teething toy for your little one.
Babies can grasp an object from the moment they are born. This is an involuntary movement called the “grasping reflex”. But, by the time the little ones are three months or four months old, they’ll be actively trying to grasp things with both hands.The Montessori Rolling Bell Cylinder is a perfect toy that can be offered to your child to improve his/her grasping skills. Your child will love the pleasant sound the bell makes when he/she grasps the toy and transfers it from one hand to the other.The rattle can also be used to encourage the child to move forward by placing it nearby, as they will love crawling to this toy, and chasing it as it rolls away, improving their tracking skills.This rattle helps the child develop gross motor skills as well as stimulate the sense of touch, sight, and hearing in infants.
This mobile can be offered to the infant around two to four months. It serves as both visual and tactile mobile. The mobile is made of six interlocking wooden discs of three primary colours (red, blue, yellow).The mobile can be introduced initially as a visual mobile, as the bright and contrasting coloured spinning wooden spinning discs, when moved, attract the child’s attention. Later, the mobile can be lowered, so that the child is able to grasp/ bat at the discs which aid the hand-eye coordination and concentration of the child as he tries to reach the discs.The mobile should be hung above the infant’s floor bed from a mobile hanger or ceiling hook, so the child can grasp the discs.The discs are painted with completely safe, Non-Toxic paints, and are hung from a wooden dowel. The design of the discs makes it easy for the child to grasp the discs.
This is a Montessori inspired tactile mobile that makes a lovely sound as your child reaches out and pulls on the hanging ring. It can be introduced when the child is developing his grasping skills around three or four months. This tactile mobile helps your child develop concentration, improve hand-eye coordination and tracking skills and learn the principle of cause and effect.The beautiful handcrafted mobile consists of four wooden bells hanging from a disc at the top, and are rattled by a wooden bead in the middle that is connected to the hanging ring. The child has a greater control over the mobile as his movements have direct influence on the sound produced by the chimes.The mobile should be hung above the infant’s floor bed from a mobile hanger or ceiling hook, so he/she can grasp the wooden ring.The hanging ring provides a perfect hold to those tiny hands to grasp. The mobile gives the perfect reaction to your little one’s every move while stimulating their sense of touch, sight and hearing. The child will enjoy watching the chimes move and hearing the soothing sound. The ring is perfect for mouthing as well.
This is a simple yet multipurpose toy for your little one, made from one of highest quality natural wood – Beech wood. It can be used as a Teether, or to stimulate your baby’s grasping skills, or be used as a tactile mobile to help improve their hand-eye coordination and tracking skills.This is a multipurpose toy for your little one and can be used in many ways. It can be used to stimulate the child’s grasping skills by placing the ring in their hand so that they can grasp it easily.It can also be used as a tactile mobile by hanging it above the child with an elastic so that the child can grasp the ring and pull it, improving his hand-eye coordination and tracking skills.It is also an essential teething toy.
The Munari Mobile is the first in the series of Montessori Mobiles. It is designed for babies from 2- 12 weeks old, but you can use it for as long as your baby shows interest. The newborn is unable to see colour so the Munari Mobile is made of black and white geometrical patterns with a plastic sphere, to give the child the greatest contrast in shades, which helps the baby develop his ability to explore the world visually. This mobile moves very slowly by natural air flow which allows the child to observe it with great concentration.The mobile should be hung above the infant’s floor bed from a mobile hanger or ceiling hook, about 30cm distance from the child’s eyes. It is a visual mobile and not meant to be grasped. The baby should be alert and awake while ‘working’ with the mobile. It is designed to develop concentration and tracking skills.The mobile is made using Non-Toxic paint. All pieces are solid wood. For safety purposes, we have used a light weight plastic sphere instead of the traditional glass sphere. This mobile is only for visual purpose and is advised to keep this product out of the reach of children under 5.The different components are not assembled, because the wires become entangled in transport, but everything needed to assemble the mobile is included.In the box, you’ll find:
One interlocking hanger
Three monochrome wooden shapes
Thread
One plastic sphere
Babies can grasp an object from the moment they are born. This is an involuntary movement called the “grasping reflex”. But, by the time the little ones are three months or four months old, they’ll be actively trying to grasp things with better-coordinated movements. The Montessori inspired baby grasping beads can be introduced around 3 months when your little one has just begun grasping. The perfect shape of this simple toy makes the grasping easy for the baby.The grasping beads encourage the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as he transfers it from one hand to another.It is made out of 4 wooden beads and secured with a cotton rope, knotted at the ends and between each bead, to give stability.It also helps in improving the baby’s hand-eye coordination, concentration, grasp, hand and wrist movement, and exploring skills.Babies enjoy teething on it as well.
Babies can grasp an object from the moment they are born. This is an involuntary movement called the “grasping reflex”. But, by the time the little ones are three months or four months old, they’ll be actively trying to grasp things with better-coordinated movements.This is a beautiful handcrafted Montessori inspired wooden rattle, perfect for babies who are learning to grasp and shake an object. The stem of the rattle is the perfect size, making it easy for your baby to grasp. The wooden rings in the rattle make a gentle sound when the baby waves it to and fro.This rattle helps the child develop the gross motor skills as the child tries to reach out to grab the rattle. This rattle is also great for sensory play as it stimulates the sense of touch, sight, and hearing in infants.The material is perfect for teething babies as well.
The stacker can be introduced to a child at around 12 months and be used as long as the child shows interest.The Montessori inspired stacker has three discs, which help the child understand the concept of small, medium and large. Each disc is made of a different wood type in order to produce contrasting wood tones. This contrast emphasizes the order of the discs for the child.The child initially is able to practice his skills by placing the discs on the dowel and gradually learns the concept of putting the discs in the correct order.The stacker helps practice different finger grasps and develop a sense of order.The stacker also helps in enhancing your child’s fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and concentration.
Babies can grasp an object from the moment they are born. This is an involuntary movement called the “grasping reflex”. But, by the time the little ones are three months or four months old, they’ll be actively trying to grasp things with better-coordinated movements.The Montessori inspired Cylinder rattle can be introduced around three months when your little one has just begun grasping. The beautifully handcrafted rattle is of the perfect size for those little hands. The rattle is made from one of the highest quality natural wood – Beech wood. It makes a pleasant sound when shaken.The Cylinder rattle encourages the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as she/he tries to transfer it from one hand to the other.It also helps in improving the baby’s hand-eye coordination, concentration, grasping and exploring skills.Babies also enjoy teething on it.
The cute baby Elephant push toy is perfectly sized for easy grasping by those tiny hands and would make a great gift for your little one. The three discs at the center make a gentle wooden rattle sound as it is moved back and forth.This handcrafted toy is perfect for children to roll in and around the house. Pushing the toys along imaginary paths encourages creative play.The wooden toy is designed to help babies and toddlers develop fine and gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination while having fun.The Elephant rattle is made from Neem wood and painted with water based non-toxic colours making it completely safe for children.
Babies can grasp an object from the moment they are born. This is an involuntary movement called the “grasping reflex”. But, by the time the little ones are three months or four months old, they’ll be actively trying to grasp things with both hands.The Montessori Rolling Ball Cylinder is a perfect toy that can be offered to your child to improve his/her grasping skills. Your child will love the way the bright coloured ball rolls when he/she grasps the toy and transfers it from one hand to the other.The rattle can also be used to encourage the child to move forward by placing it nearby, as they will love crawling to this toy, and chasing it as it rolls away improving their tracking skills.This rattle helps the child develop gross motor skills as well as stimulates the sense of touch, sight, and hearing in infants.
Strike! This beautiful bowling set features six vibrant coloured pins and a ball. It is a perfect toy for children of all ages. Try to knock them all down at once OR make it a learning experience and aim for a particular colour!Your child will love setting up and knocking over these colorful wooden bowling pins. There are countless hours of fun and imaginative play in this game set for your little ones, as they also get to work on balance, concentration, hand eye coordination, and turn taking.Your little ones can create many different variations of the classic bowling game. They can choose to line up the pins, place them in a circle, or set them in order by colour. They will also practice problem solving and hand eye coordination as they aim to knock the pins down.Each wooden piece is made from Ivory wood and hand-painted with a non-toxic watercolour.What better way to teach them “if you get knocked down, just get back up again” theme than to physically knock down some pins, and then pick them up again.
3 in 1! Yes, this beautiful handmade wooden ring stacker is a great toy for babies as well as toddlers.The first set can be introduced to the child around 9 months and the remaining well into his/her toddlerhood as per the child’s interest.Each piece of the toy is carefully hand painted using water based paints which are completely child safe. The bright colours of the rings and discs are very attractive for the child, inviting him/her to play.The first stage consists of wide red coloured wooden rings. The large center of the rings will help the child be successful with their limited hand-eye coordination and wrist development.The second stage is a set of green colored discs with a small center. This material helps the toddler develop hand-eye coordination by placing the discs one after the other on the dowel. This helps the child to refine their hand-eye coordination skills and aid in wrist development.The third stage is a set of graded blue colored wooden rings. The concept of putting the rings in the correct order, from large to small, helps them learn size gradation as they stack the rings on the dowel.The varying shapes and the sizes of the rings and discs help the child practice the different finger grasps required to stack each set.This Montessori inspired toy is designed to encourage the development of fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. It is also a perfect aid to introduce basic colours to toddlers.
Wooden blocks are a classic children’s toy. These wooden geometric shapes make a great starter set for your little one! The handcrafted blocks come in 5 different shapes, made from Beech wood and sealed with organic oil blends, making it completely child-safeFor the younger child, they provide a fun object to grasp as they master their grasping skills. The older child will enjoy stacking the blocks over and over again.Playing with toy blocks helps children develop fine motor skills. It enhances their logical thinking and spatial awareness.
