6-12 months

Montessori Object Permanence Box with Tray is a beautifully crafted Montessori toy designed for infants aged 9 to 18 months. This early learning material helps young children understand the concept of object permanence — the idea that objects continue to exist even when they are out of sight.

As the child places the ball into the hole, it disappears and rolls out into the tray, creating a cause-and-effect experience that stimulates curiosity and brain development.

This Toddler Montessori Material also promotes:

- Hand-eye coordination 

- Refined hand movements 

- Wrist and finger control 

- Early problem-solving skills

- Focus and independence

Key Features:

Object Permanence Box with Drawer is a classic Montessori material designed to help 9-12 month toddlers develop hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and the concept of object permanence — the understanding that objects continue to exist even when out of sight.

Made from durable wood, this early learning toy features a smooth drawer and a wooden ball.  When the child drops the ball into the hole, it disappears and reappears in the drawer, encouraging problem-solving and concentration.

Perfect for Montessori classrooms and home environments, this material supports cognitive development and builds a strong foundation for independent learning.

Key Features:

- For ages: 9-12 month, depending on the child’s individual development. 

Imbucare Box with Large Cylinder

Support your infant’s early development with this classic Montessori object permanence material.
The Imbucare Box with Large Cylinder is thoughtfully designed for babies aged 6 to 12 months, offering the opportunity to explore hand-eye coordination, spatial awareness, and the foundational concept of object permanence.

This set includes:

Imbucare Box with Cube

Introduce your infant to spatial thinking and object permanence with this Montessori Imbucare Box.
Designed for children aged 6 to 12 months, this early learning material supports hand-eye coordination, problem-solving, and the development of intentional movement.

This set includes:

Imbucare Box with Rectangular Prism

Support your infant’s next level of development with this Montessori Imbucare Box featuring a rectangular prism.
This advanced variation helps children aged 6 to 12 months refine their visual discrimination and motor precision by fitting a green rectangular prism into a corresponding slot on top of the box.

This set includes:

Single Shape Puzzle Set

Introduce your baby to early shape recognition and hand control with this Montessori puzzle set featuring extra-large knobs for little hands.
The Single Shape Puzzle Set is thoughtfully designed for children aged 9 to 24 months. Each puzzle board features one geometric shape with a large wooden knob, making it easy for developing fingers to grasp and manipulate.

This set includes four one-piece wooden puzzles:

This  simple wooden puzzle with a circle inset is the perfect first puzzle.

The circle is usually introduced first as it is the easiest for baby to place.

Once that shape has been mastered, the square is next, and the triangle last.

It is important to use shape puzzles with knobs. This is to help begin building the finger muscles to develop the pincer grasp. Our puzzle has a lovely chunky wooden knob.

Start as early as 9 months.
Measures:  4.75 x 4.75 inches.

Multiple Shape Puzzle Set

Take the next step in shape recognition and coordination after mastering single shape puzzles.
The Multiple Shape Puzzle Set is designed for children aged 12 to 30 months and offers a smooth progression after the Single Shape Puzzle Set. With two trays of puzzles — one with three different shapes, and one with circles of three different sizes — children begin to refine their ability to compare, classify, and name geometric forms.

This set includes:

Four Balls on Small Pegs

This early Montessori material is perfect for infants starting around 10–12 months.

It features a wooden board with four vertical pegs and four smooth wooden balls of the same size. As the child places each ball on a peg, the peg becomes visually hidden, helping the child experience how the center hole disappears and the shape appears whole. This activity encourages a deeper understanding of object permanence and spatial relationships.

Soft Sensory Baby Cube with Bell

A Montessori-inspired sensory baby cube for infants 0–9 months that supports early development through sound, touch, and visual exploration. This soft fabric block encourages grasping, hand–eye coordination, and tummy-time play. 

The photos show two sides of the same cube. The bear side includes crinkle foil for a gentle rustling sound when pressed, while the lion side remains soft and quiet. This purposeful contrast gives babies two distinct experiences — one that stimulates auditory curiosity and cause-and-effect learning, and one that offers a calm tactile focus.