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Keep your kids busy, quiet, and focused! It sounds impossible right!? Not with our Number & Alphabet Wooden Caterpillar Montessori Toy
Montessori toys are not only fun but also very helpful in the development of children.The Montessori toys aim to help children in their playful development.
With that in mind, we have developed the perfect wooden playing board for your children. Especially in times of quarantine, no childcare, and working from home, we understand that it's difficult to keep your children busy while you are working. This is a thing of the past with the Wooden Montessori Fishing Toy. With the Montessori method, your kids will be able to develop their spatial insight in a playful manner.
Montessori toys are not only fun but also help to improve the kid's cognitive ability. The bright color of the building blocks can attract children to grasp the toy, help to improve your baby's hand-eye coordination.
Train your children's logical thinking ability, color shape recognition, and promote mental development.
Playing with the board can help in developing fine and gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination. It also encourages critical and creative thinking, and problem-solving. It's also ideal for kids with autism, ADD, and ADHD.
All pieces are 100% cut from natural wood, sanded smooth, and vibrantly colored with environmentally friendly water-based paint. Non-toxic, no phthalates or heavy metals, lead-free.
These will be enjoyed by both boys and girls of varying ages from 3 year old and above. It’s a great learning resource for kindergarten and grade school students because it introduces them to numerous basic information. You can give this to your kid, niece, nephew, grandchild, or students whether as a birthday present, for Christmas and Easter, or any other holiday.
Approved ASTM and CE testing. Made of 100% Real Wood, Non-Toxic, Environment-friendly, Safe for Kids. Meets all specifications of European (EN-71) and American (ASTM) Toy Safety Standards.
