Feature
●??【Promote cognitive and motor development】An object storage box with a tray and three balls, the three balls are log-colored wooden balls, red plastic balls, and yellow knitted balls. Designed to help babies and toddlers develop their cognitive and motor skills. The toy teaches children about the permanence of objects, feels different weights, materials, and temperatures of balls, and helps them improve hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.
●??【Montessori-Inspired Design】The Object Permanence Box with Tray and Three Balls is inspired by the Montessori method of education, which emphasizes hands-on learning and self-directed play. This toy is designed to help children learn through exploration and discovery.
●?【Tactile Experience】The Object Permanence Box with Tray and Three Balls provides a tactile experience for children, allowing them to explore and appreciate the different textures and properties of the various materials used to make the balls. This sensory exploration can help improve childrens tactile sensitivity and awareness.
●?【design concept】 The larger size of our knit ball is intentionally designed with a specific purpose in mind. The softness of the knit ball allows children to press it and place it inside the box, providing them with an enjoyable gaming experience while also allowing them to explore the contrasting textures and develop their hand strength. This is the fundamental design concept behind our product.
●??【Long-Term Value】 The Object Permanence Box with Tray and Three Balls is a versatile toy that can be enjoyed by infants, toddlers, and young children. This toy provides a range of educational benefits, including promoting cognitive development, improving fine motor skills, and enhancing problem-solving abilities. Although it is ideal for children between the ages of 6-18 months, it can still provide educational and interactive fun for children up to the age of 3.. As a result, parents and caregivers can expect this toy to provide long-term value for their childs playtime and development.
[Small Box - For Boy]
[Small Box - For Girl]
[Full size Box - Classic]
[Full Size - Textures]
[Small Box -Typical]
Description
Object Permanence Box with Tray Three Different Materials Balls
The Object Permanence Box with Tray of Balls of Three Different Materials is a developmental toy designed for infants and toddlers to enhance their understanding of object permanence. The box has a ball with a hole in the center that will drop into the tray. The set contains three balls made of different materials including wood, plastic and wool. Each ball has a unique texture and weight for sensory exploration. This toy promotes toddlers hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and problem-solving.
Exquisite Montessori Toys Designed for Babies
The Object Permanence Box with Tray provides the infant with experiences of object permanence.
A child has to drop the ball into the hole in the box and the ball will roll out of the box and into the tray. Through this, the child experiences object permanence by seeing that the ball did not disappear.
Montessori Children Growth Toys
Object Permance Boxes allow a child to practice hand eye coordination, and helps the child understand that the object still exists even though they cannot see it.
This work stimulates the childs curiosity making it exciting to learn.
Suitable for babies aged 6-12 months, 8 months is better, children can experience the temperature and texture of different material balls.
Product Details
- From the picture on the left we can see the size of the product.
- The wooden box is made of plywood, the surface is carefully polished, smooth and burr-free, and can be used safely by babies.
- Exquisite Montessori Toys Designed for Babies
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