Movement

Not until three to five months does a child have the ability to intentionally reach and grasp. At this point, he can purposefully close his hand around an object and shake the...

Based on a Japanese designed soft ball, The Montessori Kicking Ball is an easy to grasp textured fabric ball approx 15 cm in diameter. It is made of 12 wedge shaped cushions...

The Bell On A Ribbon Mobile encourages reaching and grasping and is meant to be grabbed, batted, pulled and manipulated. The bell makes a soft ringing sound that encourages...

The Batting Ball contains a little bell hidden in the knitted sphere. Its use stimulates hand and arm movement.

Wooden interlocking discs designed for reaching and grasping.

This attractive puzzle stimulates hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills of the young child. The realistic images are placed in the right proportions and enable the child...

The Activity Gym is designed to hang Montessori mobiles at the precise height to engage your infant. The Activity Gym is made of wood and is easy to transport as it is assembled...

This attractive puzzle stimulates hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills of the young child. The realistic images are placed in the right proportions and enable the child...

A rubbery-textured ball with knobs on it. As the infant ‘chews’ on the ball, it helps to relieve the pain associated with growing the first teeth.

This attractive puzzle stimulates hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills of the young child. The realistic images are placed in the right proportions and enable the child...

For left-handed and right-handed children.

The second Montessori Mobile, The Octahedron Mobile, is introduced right around 7 weeks when the newborn is able to percieve the difference in contrast between the bright...