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A child’s wooden shape sorter puzzle with a triangle, circle, square and rectangle

Toy sorter. A toy for the development of children’s thinking. The study of geometric shapes

Colorful wooden elements of puzzle. Construction, formation concept. Kids logical game for problem solving skills development. High quality photo

Set of shape Montessori style toys Children wooden eco friendly logic games for preschool kids Playthings for baby development. Collection of educational elements for early childhood development.

Developing her curious mind through play

A partially constructed home, built from colorful wood blocks building isolated on white background.

Red vintage rocking horse, isolated on white

For Parents

Creative toys and puzzles

We have different toys that can be enjoyable for children and can also be enjoyed by parents.

Puzzles: Puzzles can be a relaxing and enjoyable activity for parents to do on their own or with their children
Board games: Board games can be a great way for parents to spend time with their children and have fun together.
Educational toys: Toys that teach children about science, math, Literacy, numeracyor other subjects can be a fun and educational activity for both parents and children.

For Nursery Schools

We design and make custom montessori toys for all your nursery school needs

Montessori toys are designed to support children’s natural curiosity and sense of exploration. They are typically designed to be simple, practical, and engaging, with the aim of helping children develop their physical, cognitive, and social skills.

Some examples of Montessori toys that may be suitable for use in a nursery (for children aged 0-3 years) include:

Sensory toys: These are toys that engage children's sense of touch, sight, hearing, taste, and smell.
Manipulative toys: These are toys that encourage children to use their hands to explore and manipulate objects. Examples include stacking toys, puzzles, and shape sorters.
Imitation toys: These are toys that allow children to imitate real-life activities, such as cooking or cleaning. Examples include play kitchens, play washing machines, and play brooms.
Construction toys: These are toys that allow children to build and create structures. Examples include blocks,jigsaws
Role-play toys: These are toys that allow children to act out different roles and scenarios. Examples include dolls, dress-up clothes, and play houses.

It’s important to note that the Montessori approach emphasizes the importance of allowing children to choose their own activities and materials, rather than imposing structured play activities on them. Therefore, it may be more effective to provide a selection of Montessori toys and allow children to explore and play with them in their own way, rather than trying to use them in a prescribed manner.

For Day Cares

We have a variety of toys that are suitable for daycares centres.

It’s important to choose toys that are age-appropriate and safe for the children in your care. It’s also a good idea to have a variety of toys available, so that children can choose the activities that interest them most.

Educational toys: These toys can help children learn and develop new skills, such as problem-solving, fine motor skills, and language development. Examples include puzzles, shape sorters, and building blocks.
Active toys: These toys encourage physical activity and can help children stay active and healthy. Examples include balls, jump ropes, and hula hoops.
Creative toys: These toys allow children to express their creativity through art, music, or dramatic play. Examples include art supplies, musical instruments, and dress-up clothes.
Sensory toys: These toys engage the senses, such as touch, sight, and sound. Examples include play dough, sand and water tables, and light-up toys.