Introduce your little one to the world of Montessori with our Wooden Animal Rotate Rattles and Teether Toy. Crafted from natural, high-quality wood, these charming rattles and teethers feature adorable animal designs that will capture your child's imagination. The rotating feature provides sensory stimulation and encourages fine motor skills development, while the teething rings offer relief for sore gums. These gender-neutral toys are perfect for babies and toddlers, making them an ideal addition to any early learning environment. Invest in your child's development with our Montessori Wooden Animal Rotate Rattles and Teether Toy today!
Who's this for?
Children typically start using Montessori Wooden Animal Rotate Rattles and Teether Toys around the age of 4 to 6 months old.
These toys are designed to serve multiple purposes beneficial to infants' early development:
Sensory Exploration: The textures, shapes, and materials of the wooden rattles and teethers provide sensory stimulation through touch and sometimes taste, helping infants explore and learn about their environment.
Fine Motor Skills: Gripping and manipulating the rattles and teethers help infants develop their fine motor skills as they practice grasping, shaking, and bringing objects to their mouths.
Teething Relief: Teether toys specifically designed for this purpose offer soothing relief for infants experiencing discomfort from teething. The wooden material provides a safe surface for them to chew on.
Hand-Eye Coordination: Infants learn to coordinate their hand movements with their visual focus as they reach for and explore the rattles and teethers.
Cause and Effect: Simple actions like shaking the rattle to produce sound or bringing the teether to their mouths help infants understand cause-and-effect relationships.
Early Cognitive Development: Engaging with rattles and teethers introduces infants to basic concepts of object permanence, as they learn that objects exist even when out of sight.
Language Development: While playing with these toys, infants may vocalize or babble, which supports early language development.
