Montessori Garden Shape Sorter
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$54.98
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$109.96
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The fun way to introduce shape sorting to your little ones!🐇
(and create hours of FUN and EVERLASTING memories together 🤩)
"My toddlers absolutely love these carrots. They have been consistently playing with them for months now, which, if you know toddlers, you will understand is a very rare thing!!! Great toy!"
Why is this super fun toy a must-have?
🍎Montessori Garden Shape Sorter has a cute rabbit, 12 wooden fruit pieces, 10 worms, and 8 carrots. Baby can pull the wooden carrots out of the holes and try to insert them back into the correct slots or plant and harvest them.
🍌Superior Quality and Durability: Touch this shape sorting cube, and you will notice the weight and strength of the solid wood, the vibrant colors, and the smoothness.
🥒Develop Children's Creativity: This colorful toy promotes color and shape recognition and problem-solving skills.
🥕Matchable Shapes: Each shape is designed to fit through a matching hole in the wooden cube. The vibrant colors are easy to grasp and hold a child's attention for hours.
🐇 Sweet Gift: Parents can interact with their babies to enhance the parent-child relationship during the game. A perfect gift for your child on holiday/Christmas/birthday.
-Quantity: Montessori Garden Shape Sorter
-Material: Wood
-Age appropriateness: 3+ years old
📦 Package includes:
-1x Wooden Base
-12x Fruit block
-8x Carrots
-1x Magnetic Rabbit
-10x Cute Worm.
CanadaHorrible delivery/packaging
The box came in creased, bent and crushed. It is definitely not gift-able. I bought it as a gift, and now I am embarrassed to give it. Either I’ll gift it without a box, or buy another gift. For this product price, I would expect much better delivery. Very disappointed.
Holds up well to teething baby
I was worried about the paint chipping, but it holds up well to tiny baby teeth. He chews on the veggies as if they were real, and only the wood has small dents, but the paint is lasting. He is 14 months, I bought this for his 1 year birthday, and he's doing exceptionally well sorting by size and posting the veggies. A perfect fine motor exercise!
