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The most appropriate toys for this age range are those toys that stimulate the senses but are not overburdening. Avoid anything that produces loud sounds, sudden movements, or strong lights. Babies at this age are learning how to grasp, and their vision and hearing is becoming increasingly better. They are discovering the world around them through touch and mouthing, so it is important that the toys you pick are made out of non-toxic materials. To support that development, the most appropriate toys should be:

• Pulling and pushing toys
• Spinning tops
• Soft books
• Stacking toys
• Activity tables

Safety first. That’s the main concern when it comes to browsing baby toys. Once that essential checkbox is ticked off, it’s time to deal with the more interesting aspects of Montessori toys. Given that baby senses need appropriate stimulation and that their little gripping hands need to feel interesting textures and objects, here are some good options for Montessori toys for babies.

Montessori Silicone Pulling Toy - This is a must-have toy for a baby up to one year of age. It is made entirely of silicone that’s safe to chew on and easy to clean simply by dropping it into hot water. As they grow, the baby will enjoy pulling and grasping the dangling parts and then continue to discover vibrations, sounds, and other sensations coming from their favorite toy.

Montessori Baby Cloth Book - Things you’ll love about this toy: it has no sharp edges of toxic materials, and you can wash it in the washing machine. Things your kid will love about it: it’s fun, gentle and interesting to touch, and it gives them more quality time with you. It’s a win-win and it makes a great Montessori toy choice.

When choosing a Montessori toy for babies, the most important thing is to find a toy that’s engaging but not overstimulating for a young, developing mind. Montessori toys for babies should have interesting textures, and safe elements that the baby can use to pull, grasp, feel, shake, or even put in their mouth are always an advantage. You want to avoid toys with loud sounds, sharp edges, or elements that can be considered a choking hazard.

A growing baby spends their day experiencing the world and studying new sensations. You might think that it’s a good time to find toys good for infants, and you’d be right. New neural pathways and synapses are being formed and broken at amazing speeds. The more your baby repeats a movement, action, or experience, the greater chances are that they will fortify those synapses and create new ones. Montessori toys are good for infants because they encourage this development and provide your baby with new sensations in a safe way.