Montessori Toys to Unlock
Your Child’s Lifelong Potential

Level 1

for 0 - 3 months old

• An adjustable wooden Activity Gym designed to hang Montessori mobiles and toys at the perfect height to engage your baby.
• 4 classic Montessori mobiles to develop your baby’s visual skills and focus.
• 4 reaching, grasping and kicking toys to build strength & motor skills.
• Two rattles sized perfectly for your baby’s hands.
• Guides for parents including short videos and articles on how to introduce and use the materials with your baby – also great for caregivers & grandparents!

Level 2

for 4 - 6 months old

• The Wooden Book for early language and literacy learning.
• Nine unique rattles that strengthen your baby’s grasp, hand-eye coordination, and body control.
• A set of 24 wooden blocks of different shapes, sized for your baby to grasp, that help develop spatial awareness.
• The Dining Set, which encourages confident and independent eating.
• Guides for parents including short videos and articles on how to introduce and use the materials with your baby – also great for caregivers & grandparents!

Level 3

for 7 - 10 months old

• A Spinning Drum that develops hand-eye coordination and builds strength.
• A colorful and rhythmic Rolling Drum that inspires curiosity and movement.
• A basket of four balls with varying textures, weights, and rolling speeds.
• The Object Permanence Box, a great problem-solving challenge.
• A Monti Kids Rocking Stacker, designed for your baby’s little fingers to grasp.
• A set of 3 Shape Fitting Puzzles.
• Guides for parents including short videos and articles on how to introduce and use the materials with your baby – also great for caregivers & grandparents!

Level 4

for 11 - 13 months old

• The Object Permanence Box 2, building on skills from Level 3 with an added challenge.
• The Push Balls Set, which strengthens your child’s fingers and palms.
• The Stable Stacker, which builds precision and motor skills.
• A set of 4 First Puzzles, each with 1 shape, which develops early STEM skills.
• The Peg Box, which advances fine motor skills and shape discrimination.
• The Tracker, which builds visual tracking skills critical for preschool reading.
• Guides for parents including short videos and articles on how to introduce and use the materials with your baby.

Level 5

for 14 - 17 months old

• The Duck Pull Toy, which develops control, balance, and coordination.
• The Multi-Shape Puzzles, which provide a new spatial reasoning challenge.
• The Curved Dowel, which develops wrist strength and dexterity.
• The Box with Bins, which builds working memory, and fine and gross motor skills.
• The Coin Box, which offers hands-on experience with geometry.
• The Mailbox, which teaches early geometric concepts and new vocabulary.
• Guides for parents including short videos and articles on how to introduce and use the materials with your baby.

Level 6

for 18 - 22 months old

• The Shapes on Pegs, which encourage spatial reasoning with 9 geometric solids.
• The Bolt Board, which builds strength, dexterity, and perseverance.
• The Language Set, a classic Montessori activity used to introduce new vocabulary.
• The Motor Planning Box, which encourages problem solving and builds strength.
• The Bead Stringing Set, which encourages creativity, precision, and coordination.
• The Sorting Set, which engages the tactile sense to classify shapes and textures.
• Guides for parents including short videos and articles on how to introduce and use the materials with your baby.

Level 7

for 22 - 28 months old

• The Push Toy, which adds an extra challenge for walkers.
• The Dressing Frames, which move from hook-and-loop to snaps, to buttons.
• The Cylinder Drop, which encourages repetition and size discrimination.
• The Baking Set, a perfect platform for exploring STEM, literacy, and life skills.
• The Ring Slide, which gives your child practice with predicting consequences.
• The Lacing Activity, which encourages precision and patience.
• Guides for parents including short videos and articles on how to introduce and use the materials with your baby.

Level 8

for 29 - 36 months old

Includes:

• The Peg Board, which develops spatial reasoning and math skills.
• The Fabric Winder, which builds wrist strength and function.
• The Fraction Circles, which provide concrete experience with mathematical concepts.
• The Gluing Set, which teaches the basic skills your child needs to express themselves creatively.
• Three Mystery Bags, each with a specific theme, which build memory skills and encourage tactile exploration.
• Guides for parents including short videos and articles on how to introduce and use the materials with your baby.