Baby Wooden Multi-Stage Sensory Gift Set (0-12 Months)

The Baby Wooden Multi-Stage Sensory Gift Set includes five wooden sensory toys for babies 0-12 months, supporting early motor and sensory development through hands-on exploration.

What’s included

• Suction cup octopus spinner - encourages tummy time, reaching, and cause-and-effect play
• Fish-shaped grasping rattle - supports early gripping and hand strength
• Bead teether ring - provides sensory input and relief during teething
• Rolling rattle - promotes crawling and visual tracking
• Wooden bead rattle toy - develops coordination and bilateral hand movement

The set supports tummy time, reaching, grasping, rolling, and early hand-eye coordination. Smooth wooden surfaces, soft colors, and gentle sounds encourage calm focus while strengthening fine motor control.

Crafted from FSC-certified wood and finished with non-toxic, child-safe paints, this sensory set is safe for mouthing and everyday infant play.

What children develop

• Fine motor skills through grasping, shaking, and manipulating objects
• Hand-eye coordination and bilateral movement
• Sensory awareness (texture, sound, color contrast)
• Early cause-and-effect understanding
• Core strength during tummy time

Why parents love it

• Suitable from newborn to 12 months
• Natural wooden materials with non-toxic finishes
• Encourages screen-free, purposeful play
• Compact gift set with multiple developmental stages
• Supports early milestones through hands-on discovery

Why Montessori educators value it

• Promotes independent exploration
• Supports movement-based learning
• Encourages concentration and coordination
• Aligns with Montessori principles of simple, purposeful materials
• Suitable for infant environments and early learning spaces

Product details

• Includes: 5 wooden sensory toys
• Material: FSC-certified wood, non-toxic water-based paints
• Age: 0-12 months
• Safety: Meets EN71 and ASTM F963 standards

Montessori connection

This sensory set supports early Montessori principles by offering simple, real materials that invite active exploration. Babies learn through movement, touch, and repetition, building confidence and coordination at their own pace.