Movement, Page 3

A box with a red, a yellow and a blue circle printed on the lid. The box houses 3 colored knit balls on strings, 2 stakes and 1 wooden slat with dowels. A rack is built on the...

A rubbery-textured ball with knobs on it. As the infant ‘chews’ on the ball, it helps to relieve the pain associated with growing the first teeth.

This puzzle stimulates hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills of the young child. The realistic photo makes it very attractive to work with this puzzle.

A rectangular box with 2 compartments and a flip lid with 4 cut-out geometric shapes. The child inserts the shapes in the correct holes and flips the lid over to expose the shapes.

A box to practice hand-eye coordination and become familiar with object permanence.

A rectangular box with 2 compartments and a flip lid with one hole. The child inserts the knit ball in the hole and flips the lid over to expose it.

An oval-shaped figure designed for reaching and grasping.

A crochet ring-shaped figure designed for reaching and grasping.

A wooden ring designed for reaching and grasping.

The fourth and final of the Montessori Mobile series is The Dancer Mobile. This mobile has 4 figures resembling an abstract human form with the head, arms and legs suspended...

The Gobbi Mobile is the third in the Montessori Mobile series. This mobile is introduced at three months when the infant is able to see the complete color spectrum. It includes...

The first in the series of the four Montessori Mobiles, The Munari Mobile is typically offered from birth through two months. The high contrast black and white colors are best...