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wooden sorting rattle toy

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$6.5 $12.99 In stock

Category: baby toys

  • Classic Montessori shape sorting toy: Includes six colorful wooden geometric shapes and a durable wooden cube with precision openings for matching and sorting. Encourages problem-solving, shape recognition, and early STEM exploration.
  • Supports fine motor skill development: Strengthens grasp, wrist rotation, and coordination as little ones pick up, rotate, and fit each piece into its correct slot - building dexterity and hand-eye coordination through repetition and discovery.
  • Promotes sensory learning and focus: Smooth wooden surfaces and bright colors engage touch and sight, enhancing concentration and self-directed play in line with Montessori principles.
  • FSC Certified: Made from FSC-certified wood with smooth, rounded edges and non-toxic, child-safe finishes for durable, long-lasting toys.
  • Perfect educational baby gift: A classic Montessori toy that encourages independence, curiosity, and fine motor growth. Ideal for baby showers, first birthdays, or everyday developmental play. For ages 12 months and up. Dimensions: 5" W x 4.75" H x 5" D

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard ★★★★★

My six-month-old grabbed the red circle and immediately tried to fit it through every opening before finding the right one—kept her busy for a solid twenty minutes. The wooden cube feels sturdy and the shapes are just the right size for tiny hands to grip.

Kevin ★★★★★

The openings are perfectly smooth for tiny hands, and the cube’s weight feels just right—sturdy but not heavy. My daughter spends fifteen quiet minutes at a time testing each shape against the holes, and the clack of the wood as they drop in is oddly satisfying. Great buy for a first puzzle.

Sophia ★★★★★

My one-year-old grabbed the cube immediately and started trying to fit the stars and circles through the openings, and the wood feels really smooth and sturdy for teething hands. The shapes are chunky enough that he can grip them easily, and the precision cut holes actually make it challenging enoug