Montessori toys for infants, second edition (0 - 6 months), offers an integrated sensory experience for the infant, combining visual, auditory, and tactile toys in a safe and stimulating way suitable for this early stage. Give your child the opportunity to discover from their first days. Order now from Layla's Box store.
Specifications of the Montessori infant toy box:
Suitable age group: from birth to 6 months
Ideal usage duration: from the first month until the end of the sixth month
Number of pieces: 4 diverse toys + black and white educational book
Materials used: soft fabric, child-safe plastic, polished wood without sharp edges
Types of activities: visual, auditory, fine motor, cognitive, social interaction stimulation
Contents of the Montessori infant toy box:
Black and white contrast book: stimulates sight and strengthens eye muscles from birth.
Colorful fabric car: soft and safe fabric encourages visual tracking and hand movement.
Colorful fabric ball: easy to hold, supports development of fine motor skills.
Hammer game and color box: wooden and safe, enhances hand-eye coordination and understanding of cause and effect.
Double rattle: lightweight, makes sound to enhance hearing skills and attention.
Colorful play arch (5 hanging toys): stimulates visual tracking and touch, promotes fine muscle growth.
Educational benefits of the Montessori infant toy box:
Develops infant senses such as sight, hearing, and touch through diverse toys
Stimulates early social communication skills through interaction with colors and movement
Enhances hand-eye coordination and encourages grasping and holding skills
Supports the first teething stage with safe tools that encourage biting and exploration
Strengthens visual attention and improves tracking and movement-following skills
Why buy this box for your child?
Look and Communicate – second edition (0 - 6 months) is an ideal extension to stimulate early cognition in children. It combines visual, auditory, and tactile elements thoughtfully to support the infant's development during this sensitive stage. It helps the child interact with their environment through tracking and touching, and promotes early social and motor interaction in a fun and safe way.