Montessori Toys for Babies 6-12 Months, 9 in 1 Educational Wooden Toys Set, Includes Object Permanent Box, Stacking Cups, Mirror Puzzle, Ring Stacker and More

Great Montessori box
I ordered this for my 6 month old baby, and she loves every toy in this box. Good quality and price, and it’s also easy to clean.

Great set and long term use
We introduced this set starting around 5 months and my son is still entertained by the different toys at 10 months now so has been great value. We swap out the different toys every week or so and it’s been wonderful to see him interact with them in new ways as he ages and develops new skills. The pieces are well made and easy to clean. I appreciate the simple yet engaging toys included in this set.

Decent Montessori set
This is a decent Montessori set and dupe for some brand name playacts, but the quality could be better. The lids don’t all have magnets on them, the pegs for the pound bench don’t stand up well, and the shape puzzle isn’t well cut out. The price for what you get is not terrible though.

Well made.
The 21 month old enjoyed these toys. The pound a bench was her favorite. She enjoyed pushing the pegs down with her fingers. The rubber inside was unique in that she did not have to use the hammer. I caught her singing and playing with the xylophone and the pieces are round and not too long. We got food on them the first day and they clean well. The box with different tops is great also because you can do different things with it. We keep the thin colored sticks away for now but she is not even 2 yet. Using the box they come in for storage. Colors are bright enough.

We love choosing Montessori-inspired toys for our baby, and this WOODMAM kit had some promising elements. The materials seem well made, and the high-contrast cards, spinning drum, and teether are useful and developmentally appropriate for babies around 3–6 months.However, we found the product’s age rating of 0–6 months to be overly broad and a bit misleading. For example, the tissue box toy — while nicely constructed — is far too heavy and bulky for a baby under 6 months to interact with meaningfully. At the 0–3 month stage, babies need very lightweight, graspable, and simple toys to suit their limited motor skills.Montessori emphasizes age-appropriate, purposeful play, and unfortunately, not all components in this kit reflect that for the youngest babies. We’ve ended up putting several items away for later, and only using a few parts of the kit right now.It would be great if the product were more clearly broken down into suggested stages (0–3 vs. 3–6 months), or if the larger items were redesigned with lighter, more baby-friendly materials. This toy group seems to be a collection that is no well graded.Still a decent kit, but selective use is key — and some items may need to wait until your baby is olderWould be much better if the collection was graded around the 0, 3 and 6 month age group as intended.

Notre petite fille de 18 mois avait déjà un jeu Montessori avec lequel elle jouait avec beaucoup de plaisir. Celui-ci est un peu plus avancé, avec plus d’objets et deux petits livres et est très bien adapté à la manipulation et aux apprentissages pour cet âge. Attention les deux petits livres comportent des mots en anglais, ce qui ne nous dérange pas, notre petite fille vivant aux États-Unis

Vorrei poter esprimere, a parole, la felicità che vedo sui visi dei piccoli pazienti ricoverati in pediatria quando porto questa meravigliosa scatola durante le mie ore di volontariato e la apro di fronte ai loro occhi curiosi…È una festa! Un tripudio di cose da fare!Si sfogliano i libretti cartonati, si suona lo xilofono, si gioca con le forme di legno, si “piantano i chiodi” con il martello (i bambini ADORANO!), si recuperano i soldini dal cassetto, si piantano le carote…E poi si stravolge tutto: si nascono le carote nel cassetto, si impilano gli elementi, si gioca al memory con le faccine dei bimbi nascoste, si contano i soldini di legno.Stimoli tattili, uditivi e visivi che assecondano le preferenze dei bambini, il tutto racchiuso e organizzato in una scatola poco ingombrante e facilmente trasportabile.Insomma: questa scatola è una MERAVIGLIA!Più che realizzata con cura, è realizzata con amore.Tutti gli elementi sono in legno, dipinti con colori atossici (tranne i due libretti, ovviamente).Una nota sui libretti: un recensore si lamenta del fatto che le didascalie delle immagini siano solo in inglese senza avvedersi evidentemente che questo è appunto lo scopo del gioco: cominciare a prendere confidenza con la lingua che, volenti o nolenti, ormai unisce tutti i popoli. È l’ “esperanto” che si era cercato di introdurre un secolo fa. E i bambini lo imparano con una failità estrema, specie se vengono esposti alla lingua tramite semplici immagini come sono queste :-)CONSIGLIATISSIMA