Collection: Montessori Sensory Toys

Our Montessori sensory toys are a gateway to sensory awakening

Discover our superb collection of Montessori sensory toys that guarantee an extraordinary play experience for your young explorer!

All these toys are largely inspired by Montessori pedagogy and are designed to stimulate the senses and encourage your child's cognitive and motor development.

What is a Montessori sensory toy?

Our Montessori sensory games are specially designed to help your child discover and understand their environment. These toys focus primarily on tactile, visual, and auditory stimulation, allowing your child to develop their senses in a natural way.

The toys we offer in our online store are generally made of wood, fabric, or other varied textures that encourage your child to touch, see, and hear.

They are designed to develop your child's senses while providing them with a fun toy that they will love to carry around everywhere.

The benefits of sensory games

Our sensory games offer several benefits for your child's overall development.

• Sensory development: obviously, this is their main purpose. By handling different materials and textures, children refine their ability to recognize and differentiate between sensations.
• Motor development: The precise movements required to use certain toys help to strengthen fine and gross motor skills.
• Intellectual stimulation: Bright colors, varied shapes, and captivating sounds stimulate the brain, promoting cognitive development.

Some examples of Montessori sensory toys that we offer

In our online store, you will find many styles of sensory games inspired by the Montessori method and adapted to the different ages and stages of development of all children.

• Wooden building blocks: These are ideal for motor and sensory development, allowing children to feel the texture of the wood and experiment with gravity and balance.
• Tactile puzzles: With their different textures and surfaces, these puzzles help children develop their sense of touch while solving simple, fun problems that they will love!
• Musical toys: Simple instruments, such as xylophones or tambourines, encourage auditory and rhythmic development.
• Shape sorters: These classic toys teach children to recognize and name shapes and colors, while improving their hand-eye coordination.

Our tips for choosing the right sensory toy

In order to choose the perfect sensory toy for your baby or child, you first need to know their age and stage of development. For example, a baby will not play with the same toys as a 3-year-old!

Then, consider your child's preferences. Some will be more attracted to toys that make noise, such as our Montessori bath toys, while others will prefer textured and colorful toys.

Find the model that will capture your little one's attention and choose your toy accordingly.