Adena Montessori Full Size Object Permanence Box with Tray Three Balls Montessori Toys for 6-12 Month Infant 1 Year Old Babies Toddlers
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Anon
> 24 hourMy baby loves this!
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Katherine Chunn
> 24 hourA thorn in a child’s hand
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amy
> 24 hourMy baby loves this toy! She especially loves the different balls that come with it. It seems like it will hold up well.
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aly gonzales
> 24 hourGreat toy!
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Kayle esch
> 24 hourI love Woden toys, this is worth the price. We were able to teach our 7 month old to put the balls in the holes and now at 8 months we’re able to try to teach her basic colors.
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Medusa
> 24 hourOne of the best toys Ive bought for my little one. Shes 4 months old and is so interested in this toy. It has helped her with grabbing things and she is curious about what the ball does. Great quality, easy to clean and would make a great gift for so many ages
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Mindy
> 24 hourNice solid product. Just be aware the balls are hard and heavy in case your kid is a thrower. These could easily break a window or black an eye.
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Mrs. Susanna Terry
> 24 hourDefinitely strong and sturdy. I get nervous buying wood products but it has a nice smooth finish. It’s so strong that when the ball drops in it’s very loud but I’ve read other reviews where they put something inside. I feel like it should just come with like a silicone inside or something because of the loud bang but it’s still a good toy. My little guy didn’t seem interested and plays with the balls separate but overall a good toy
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Umma ES
> 24 hourIt’s generally satisfying except for the size of the braided ball, which is slightly bigger than the hole. And I can see a small cosmetic issue on the glued edges of the box, but it is not a big problem.
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Emily Boggs Kennedy
> 24 hourIt’s fine. Different balls are fun but crochet ball doesn’t fit so that seems a bit pointless. Also, SO loud when balls drop and it kindof scares my 8 mo old.
Adena Montessori Object Permanence Box with Tray
The Object Permanence Box with Tray is a Montessori-inspired educational toy designed to help young children develop their understanding of object permanence. The box consists of a wooden box with a lid and a cut-out hole on the top, and a small wooden tray that fits snugly inside the box. The child is encouraged to place objects in the tray and then slide the tray into the box through the hole. By doing so, the child learns that objects still exist even when they are out of sight. The box can be used with a variety of small objects such as balls, blocks, or toys, making it a versatile tool for teaching young children about the concept of object permanence.
Mothers" Choice
The Infant toys, Object Permanence Box with Tray is made of high-quality wood, good workmanship, moisture and abrasion resistance, smooth and burr-free. Safe to use and easy to storage.
This Montessori toys will be a wonderful gift for 0-3 years old boys and girls.
Happy growth of children
The infant toys teaches young toddlers the concept of object permanence and helps them develop hand-eye coordination.
Wooden balls of different colors arouse children"s curiosity and guide children into this colorful world.
The three-color balls can bring visual stimulation to children and promote the development of the sensory system. Let children gradually learn to recognize and classify colors.
Object Permanence Box with Tray
Different color balls
The product contains three wooden balls of different colors. The spherical surface is smooth and free of burrs, and is sprayed with safe water-based paint.
Products Materials
The permanent box made of wooden plywood is safe and harmless. Moms don"t have to worry about quality issues.
The size of the ball is 1.77 inches and is designed for baby to prevent infants from swallowing by mistake.
Parents should pay attention to that, please let children use this product under your supervision. The parts contained in the product may be dangerous to your child under improper use.
- Pay attention to the growth of children and provide them with high-quality products
- Let children have a healthy and happy childhood
