Montessori Toys for Babies (13-15m Educational Box)

Toys at this stage can enrich the baby's sense of perception, develop their spatial awareness and three-dimensional understanding, and exercise their hands, eyes, brain, and other multi-functional coordination. Additionally, these toys can help babies grasp more quantitative concepts, develop social skills, and foster etiquette habits.

For fine motor development, babies need to utilize various senses, such as sight, hearing, and touch. Knock-knock music exercises multiple senses simultaneously and improves hand-eye coordination. The more developed a baby's hand-eye coordination, the more mature their neurodevelopment. Babies can progress from basic finger tapping to using tools and playing knock-knock music as their coordination progresses.

Babies at this stage are particularly fond of building games. By stacking blocks, babies can develop their three-dimensional spatial awareness and exercise the coordination of their hands, eyes, and brain. These activities can also help babies understand concepts of height, color, and quantity.

From birth, babies use their sense of smell to recognize their parents. Smell and taste are equally important sensory channels among the five senses, and babies are more attuned to these than adults. The rich aroma of real fruit can help babies mobilize their senses and perceptions of the world around them.

The kitchen is full of curiosities for babies, but parents often prevent them from exploring due to safety concerns. Vegetables and fruits can satisfy a baby's curiosity about the kitchen. Allowing a baby to chop familiar fruits and vegetables on a small chopping board can provide them with the experience of being a chef.

"Sensory games" refer to activities that stimulate a baby's senses of sight, hearing, smell, touch, and movement. Since babies are born to experience the world through their senses, play that harnesses the senses is crucial to their brain development. Tactile matching toys enrich a baby's senses and can be used in memory games that ask a baby to guess which pattern is under the sensory board.

The toy set comes with a parent's guide that provides information on developmental milestones for each age group and instructions on how to use the products. This guide helps in building a comprehensive brain development for the baby.

The comprehensive early education kit for babies aged 13-15 months includes four toys and a picture book. The theme of the kit is "Understanding 'It'", which aims to enrich the baby's sensory perception, develop their spatial awareness, exercise the coordination of multiple organ functions, foster an understanding of quantitative concepts, and cultivate social skills and etiquette habits.

This complete early education kit is the perfect gift for new parents, suitable for a baby's christening, birthday, holiday, or any special occasion. It is sure to bring a radiant smile to your little one's face.

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