The educational method Montessori is based on experiential and self-motivated learning. The child builds their personality through experiences from their environment.

It focuses on the development of children rather than teaching, without unnecessary prohibitions and "don'ts". The goal is to create mature and social children.

Discover a wide variety of Montessori toys and encourage your child to develop and strengthen their independence, initiative, movement, and concentration.

1. Balance game

The ideal open-ended toy, where children can utilize it in many different ways for play or even exercise and relaxation. 

The balance board provides an excellent form of exercise, as the child rocks, balances, and climbs on it. It increases core strength and stability, improves balance and reflexes.

2. Triangle with climbing surface

The climbing triangle is a durable climbing structure for indoor and outdoor use, encouraging children to practice developmental skills and physical challenges at their own pace. 

Babies start by pulling up on the steps as they learn to stand and can slowly learn to climb up.

3. Educational Games

Educational games are valuable for children to gradually develop various skills. 

Knowledge, workshops, letters and numbers, or learning time? What do they like the most? Choose the appropriate one based on their age.

4. Rocking Toy

It oscillates with the child's position to help them adopt an upright posture for their back. Rocking can be an important supplement to long-term therapeutic care programs. Ideal from the age of 3 years. 

5. Learning Tower

From helping in the kitchen to independently washing their hands in the bathroom, the learning tower encourages independence and increases your child's opportunities to learn and help around the house.

It is designed to remove you and your child from a potentially stressful and dangerous environment of concern about slipping off the stool or chair.

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