Montessori Object Permanence Box with Tray

Montessori Object Permanence Box with Tray is a beautifully crafted Montessori toy designed for infants aged 9 to 18 months. This early learning material helps young children understand the concept of object permanence — the idea that objects continue to exist even when they are out of sight.

As the child places the ball into the hole, it disappears and rolls out into the tray, creating a cause-and-effect experience that stimulates curiosity and brain development.

This Toddler Montessori Material also promotes:

- Hand-eye coordination 

- Refined hand movements 

- Wrist and finger control 

- Early problem-solving skills

- Focus and independence

Key Features:

- Montessori toy for ages 9–18 months

- Encourages object permanence and coordination

- Strengthens concentration and motor control

- Natural wood construction, child-safe finish

- Great for Montessori schools and home environments

Why This Montessori Toy Works:

The Object Permanence Box with Tray is specifically designed for babies aged 9 to 18 months. The round ball is easy for small hands to grasp and drop through the hole. The circular shape and smooth edges ensure successful placement, which boosts a child's confidence and encourages repetition.

Unlike other toys where the ball may roll away and frustrate the child, this box has a fully integrated tray that gently catches the ball and keeps it within reach. This allows the child to focus on the process without distractions, making it ideal for uninterrupted concentration and motor development.

Perfect for both Montessori classrooms and home use, this educational toy allows parents to bring Montessori learning into everyday routines.

For Parents:

If you're looking for a Montessori toy to support your toddler's development at home, this Object Permanence Box with Tray is a safe, durable, and engaging tool. It encourages self-correction and independent learning—the core of Montessori philosophy. Add it to your Montessori shelf to inspire natural exploration and curiosity.