Introducing our Wooden Worm, a classic Montessori learning toy designed to support baby development and learning. This adorable wooden toy features multiple colorful segments that can be twisted and turned, helping to improve fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination in babies and young children. 

Who is this for? 
 
Children typically start playing with Wooden Worm Montessori Learning Toys for Baby Development around 6 months to 1 year of age. These types of toys are designed to stimulate early sensory exploration and promote developmental skills in young infants and toddlers.
 
Here are the developmental milestones and skills children work on when playing with Wooden Worm Montessori Learning Toys:
 
 
Fine Motor Skills: Infants and toddlers grasp, hold, and manipulate the wooden pieces of the toy, which helps develop fine motor control and coordination.
Hand-Eye Coordination: As children handle and move the wooden pieces, they improve their hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness.
Sensory Exploration: Wooden worm toys often include different textures, shapes, and colors, providing sensory stimulation and encouraging exploration through touch and sight.
Cause and Effect: Some versions of these toys may include elements that move or make sounds when manipulated, helping children learn about cause and effect relationships.
Cognitive Development: Engaging with the wooden pieces can stimulate cognitive development by introducing concepts like size, shape, and sequence.
Gross Motor Skills: Depending on the design, some wooden worm toys may encourage crawling or reaching motions, supporting gross motor skill development.
Problem-Solving: Figuring out how to manipulate the pieces, fit them together, or achieve a desired outcome promotes problem-solving skills.
Language Development: Exploring the toy with caregivers may involve verbal interaction as children name the colors, shapes, or describe what they are doing.