Adena Montessori Object Permanence Box for Babies

🌱 Promotes Cognitive Development The Montessori Object Permanence Box, equipped with a tray and three balls, is a valuable tool for infants aged 6 to 12 months. By demonstrating the concept of object permanence, it teaches children that objects continue to exist even when out of sight. The included balls are approximately 1.77 inches in diameter, perfect for engaging little hands.

🌈 Engages Sensory Exploration This Montessori toy stimulates sensory exploration through various materials. Featuring a blue wooden ball, a green plastic ball, and a pink soft Eva ball, infants can experience different textures, weights, and temperatures. The diverse materials provide tactile stimulation, enhancing their sense of touch and sensory perception.

gaarder, Enhances Fine Motor Skills The Montessori Object Permanence Box encourages fine motor skill development. Infants practice hand-eye coordination by grasping and inserting the three different-material balls into the designated holes on the tray. This interactive play helps refine their dexterity and coordination.

💡 Fosters Concentration and Focus Engagement with the Montessori Object Permanence Box helps children develop concentration and focus. They learn to observe, manipulate, and interact with the balls and tray, cultivating a sense of attentiveness that can benefit various aspects of their development.

🎉 Durable and Child-Friendly Design Crafted from high-quality materials, the Montessori Object Permanence Box is built to withstand active play. Its sturdy construction ensures longevity, making it a reliable investment for families. The bright, visually appealing colors of the balls and tray captivate children, enhancing their engagement with the toy.

🎁 Suitable as a Thoughtful Gift The Montessori Object Permanence Box with Tray and Three Balls is an ideal gift for infants aged 6 to 12 months. Its educational value, combined with its visually stimulating design, makes it a wonderful present that encourages learning, exploration, and development.