Montessori Toys and Books

If you’ve ever been to a restaurant with a toddler and maybe waited a little too long for food, you understand the importance of having some toys for restaurants on …

Whether you are working on the letters of the alphabet with your little one or you are incorporating books into your themed shelf activities, books that focus on specific letters …

There are different reasons people search for toys that start with the letter “a”. Some caregivers use them as aids in teaching their children letter sounds and others use them …

Most caregivers are aware of how entertained toddlers are by keys. Lock and key toys are so much fun for toddlers and preschoolers because they are more than just toys …

Preparing your baby for mobility can be so exciting! There are so many products on the market that target mobility in babies – including push walkers and push wagons.Aren’t push …

Have you noticed that your child likes to “hammer” things – or hit things downward to see how their position changes? If so, hammering toys are something you should look …

Young children are often fascinated by how things can be put together and taken apart. Nuts and bolts toys are great for encouraging their understanding of this concept.If you have …

Young children enjoy performing household tasks alongside their caregivers, as well as by themselves. However, when it comes to doing laundry, parents are often (rightfully) worried about safety around washing …

Traveling with young children can be both exciting and stressful. Parents raising their children with Montessori in mind often like to avoid screen time and instead provide Montessori-aligned travel toys.What …

When a child reaches the age of 6-months-old, they have gained a variety of new skills, often including sitting unassisted, grasping for objects, and crawling or scooting. At this age, …