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The Montessori Dancers Mobile is the 4th mobile in the Visual Mobile Series. It is traditionally offered to a baby around 3 months of age after the Gobbi Mobile, to help the baby continue developing his/her concentration, dynamic visual focus and depth perception.This mobile is composed of four stylized dancers, consisting of three elements: head, arms and legs.The forms represent dancers in different positions and all the elements that make up each dancer are independent.The Montessori Dancers are a delight to watch as they spin and twirl gracefully through the air. The mobile should be hung approximately 12″ above the infant, and out of their reach.This is a thoughtful developmental gift for your child, for expecting parents, for a baby shower or as a nursery decoration.The 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 Four stylized dancers, consisting of three elements: head, arms and legs. Thread

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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.

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It is the first black and white mobile for a newborn. The eyesight of newborns develop rapidly, but at first they can only focus on high-contrast objects. A newborn’s attention span is limited and develops over a period of time. However, they can distinguish between contrasting colours, shapes and movements.This High Contrast Baby Mobile is designed for babies from birth to help them develop:– their concentration– depth and distance perception– the perception of movement– eye-hand coordinationElements of this mobile are very light; they slowly move, following the movement of air, and attract the attention of the baby. The child begins to observe the contrasts, forms, proportions, and balance of elements with close attention.The 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 Four hand painted high contrast squares Thread

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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.

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The three-pack combo set comes with a Wooden Ring, a Cylinder Rattle and Baby Grasping Beads. These toys can be introduced to your little ones around three months or four months of age when they are actively trying to grasp things. These Montessori materials help promote fine motor and gross motor skills.It is a perfect “starter” pack for any parent and makes for a wonderful gift as well.Wooden Ring: This is a multipurpose toy for your little one and can be used in many ways. 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 his/her hand-eye coordination and tracking skills.Cylinder Rattle: The beautifully handcrafted rattle is of the perfect size for those little hands. The rattle makes a pleasant sound when shaken. The Cylinder rattle encourages the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as he/she tries to transfer it from one hand to another.Baby Grasping Beads: The grasping beads encourage the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as he/she transfers it from one hand to another. The perfect shape of this simple toy makes the grasping easy for the baby.

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The three-pack combo set comes with Baby Grasping Beads, Interlocking Discs, and a Dumbbell Rattle. These toys can be introduced to your little ones around three months or four months of age  when they are actively trying to grasp things. These Montessori materials help promote fine motor and gross motor skills.It is the perfect “starter” pack for any parent and makes a wonderful gift.Baby Grasping Beads: 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. The perfect shape of this simple toy makes the grasping easy for the baby.Interlocking Discs: The interlocking discs are ideal for the child who is beginning to grasp things with both hands. The interlocking discs are one of the first developmental toys. The shape of the discs makes it easy for your child to grasp the toy and to transfer it from one hand to the other.Dumbbell Rattle: 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 a 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.

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The two-pack combo set comes with a Rolling Bell Cylinder and Interlocking Discs. These toys can be introduced to your little ones around three months or four months of age when they are actively trying to grasp things. The Montessori materials help promote fine motor and gross motor skills.It is the perfect “starter” pack for any parent and makes for a wonderful gift.Rolling Bell Cylinder: The Montessori inspired rattle 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.Interlocking discs: The interlocking discs are one of the first developmental toys that can be introduced to babies around 3-4 months of age. They are ideal for the child who is beginning to grasp things with both hands. The shape of the discs makes it easy for your child to grasp the toy and to transfer it from one hand to the other.

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The combo set comes with a Cylinder Rattle, Baby Grasping Beads and two teethers. These toys can be introduced to your little ones around three months or four months of age when they are actively trying to grasp things. The Montessori materials help promote fine motor and gross motor skills.It is the perfect “starter” pack for any parent and makes for a wonderful gift as well.Cylinder Rattle: The beautifully handcrafted rattle is of the perfect size for those little hands. The rattle makes a pleasant sound when shaken. The Cylinder rattle encourages the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as he/she tries to transfer it from one hand to the other.Baby Grasping Beads: The grasping beads encourage the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as he/she transfers it from one hand to the other. The perfect shape of this simple toy makes the grasping easy for the baby.Teethers: A wooden teething toy can be a safe and environmentally friendly option for infants. These handmade teethers are made from one of the highest quality natural wood – Beech wood, which is widely used around the globe in the making of teething toys. These are suitable for babies to hold in their small hands, smooth to touch and safe for chewing.

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The combo set comes with a Cylinder Rattle, Baby Grasping Beads and two teethers. These toys can be introduced to your little ones around three months or four months of age when they are actively trying to grasp things. The Montessori materials help promote fine motor and gross motor skills.It is the perfect “starter” pack for any parent and makes for a wonderful gift as well.Cylinder Rattle: The beautifully handcrafted rattle is of the perfect size for those little hands. The rattle makes a pleasant sound when shaken. The Cylinder rattle encourages the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as he/she tries to transfer it from one hand to the other.Baby Grasping Beads: The grasping beads encourage the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as he/she transfers it from one hand to the other. The perfect shape of this simple toy makes the grasping easy for the baby.Teethers: A wooden teething toy can be a safe and environmentally friendly option for infants. These handmade teethers are made from one of the highest quality natural wood – Beech wood, which is widely used around the globe in the making of teething toys. These are suitable for babies to hold in their small hands, smooth to touch and safe for chewing.

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The three-pack combo set comes with a Dumbbell Rattle, a Cylinder Rattle and Baby Grasping Beads. These toys can be introduced to your little ones around three months or four months of age when they are actively trying to grasp things. The Montessori materials help promote fine motor and gross motor skills.It is the perfect “starter” pack for any parent and makes a wonderful gift.Cylinder Rattle: The beautifully handcrafted rattle is of the perfect size for those little hands. The rattle makes a pleasant sound when shaken. The Cylinder rattle encourages the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as he/she tries to transfer it from one hand to the other.Baby Grasping Beads: The grasping beads encourage the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as he/she transfers it from one hand to the other. The perfect shape of this simple toy makes the grasping easy for the baby.Dumbbell Rattle: This is a beautifully handcrafted Montessori inspired wooden rattle, perfect for babies who are learning to grasp and shake an object. The stem of the rattle is a 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.

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The three-pack combo set comes with a Dumbbell Rattle, a Cylinder Rattle and Baby Grasping Beads. These toys can be introduced to your little ones around three months or four months of age when they are actively trying to grasp things. The Montessori materials help promote fine motor and gross motor skills.It is the perfect “starter” pack for any parent and makes a wonderful gift.Cylinder Rattle: The beautifully handcrafted rattle is of the perfect size for those little hands. The rattle makes a pleasant sound when shaken. The Cylinder rattle encourages the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as he/she tries to transfer it from one hand to the other.Baby Grasping Beads: The grasping beads encourage the development of more voluntary movements and coordination in your little one as he/she transfers it from one hand to the other. The perfect shape of this simple toy makes the grasping easy for the baby.Interlocking discs: The interlocking discs are one of the first developmental toys that can be introduced to babies around 3-4 months of age. They are ideal for the child who is beginning to grasp things with both hands. The shape of the discs makes it easy for your child to grasp the toy and to transfer it from one hand to the other.

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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.

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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

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The Object Permanence Box helps with achieving important developmental milestones of your little one. Object permanence is one of the earliest lessons your child learns. The box helps children learn that just because objects are out of sight, it doesn’t mean they are gone forever. It helps them develop a mental image of the ball and that objects can still exist out of sight.It develops memory, focus and concentration, fine motor skills, hand eye coordination, grasping and exploration skills.Infants learn about the world through their senses. The object permanence box is a Montessori material to develop the child’s sense of object permanence. Just like the concept behind the peek-a-boo game, the child learns that the object/person exists even if they cannot see it/them. It develops memory, focus and concentration, fine motor skills, hand eye coordination, grasping and exploration skills.Place the box in front of the child and drop the ball into the hole. The ball rolls to a stop in the tray, appearing directly in front of the child. This activity can be repeated and the child too can be encouraged to drop the ball in the hole. 

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Bring Christmas to your little one with this super cute Roly Poly Snowman! He’s a cheerful snowman who wears a a scarf and has a carrot for a nose! It’s designed to stimulate and develop the child’s sight and touch.Your child will love rolling it around while they play. Let the wobbly snowman provoke curiosity and joy in your little one. Makes for a cute Christmas decoration for your home too!This sweet wooden Snowman wobbles and spins, delighting your baby! Babies can enjoy gently pushing the toy and watching it move, stimulating their senses and encouraging visual development.This simple wooden toy will lay the foundation for your baby’s discovery about movements, balance and force in objects. It helps develop baby’s grip, hand-eye coordination, motor skills, and clutching. It also makes for a cute Christmas decoration too!Ethically made with high quality wood and child-safe, non-toxic, water based colours.

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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.

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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. 

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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.

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