XXL Montessori Sensory 7-in-1 Learning Box 22-24 Months

The Learning Box is designed for babies aged 22-24 months. It contains 6 sensory and educational Montessori toys that support your child's healthy psychomotor development and stimulate their senses: sight, touch and hearing. It also develops logical thinking and hand-eye coordination. A detailed guide for parents is also included, explaining when to introduce each toy to your baby and how to play with it. The Tooky Toy Learning Box makes a suitable gift for a baby. The set includes an instruction manual with information about the contents of the box, instructions for using the toys and helpful tips.

Features

• For babies aged 22-24 months
• 5 educational toys in one package
• Learning set
• Instruction manual included

The toy develops

• Healthy psychomotor development
• Stimulates the senses of sight, touch and hearing
• Develops logical thinking
• Hand-eye coordination

Set contents

1. Shape Sorter

A wooden cube with 16 colourful geometric blocks in four shapes. This toy not only teaches children to recognise shapes and colours, but also develops motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Bright, saturated colours encourage toddlers to play while stimulating their imagination and curiosity. Made from the highest-quality wood, the cube is durable and safe. Playing with the shape sorter is not only fun, but also an opportunity to learn through activity. Toddlers can experiment with different blocks, discovering for themselves which piece fits into each hole, which also strengthens their sense of independence and confidence. The wooden shape sorter is a classic toy that never gets boring and is an excellent choice for any parent who wants to support their child's development in a natural and creative way.

2. Cushion with Fasteners

A yellow plush cushion with colourful fasteners is a soft, pleasant-to-touch toy that encourages toddlers to explore and practise their motor skills. The cushion has four different fasteners, each a different colour and fastening type, making play both interesting and varied, as well as educational. By opening and closing the fasteners, children practise precise finger movements, which are essential for developing fine motor skills. Playing with this cushion every day also supports hand-eye coordination, teaching children logical thinking and patience. The colourful elements capture a toddler's attention, stimulating their visual perception and ability to recognise colours. It is ideal for parents and children to play with together.

3. Colourful Puzzle “Animal House”

The tower consists of 5 layers of blocks and is a fantastic toy that combines classic building fun with learning through play. The set includes 15 carefully crafted wooden blocks in bright, eye-catching colours. Each block has a unique shape, so children need to show creativity and patience to build a stable structure. The tower is excellent for developing hand-eye coordination, practising manual skills and logical thinking. Children can arrange the blocks in any order, creating different structures that develop their imagination and encourage experimentation.

4. Rotating Puzzle “Arrange the Animals”

The twisty cube is a unique wooden toy that encourages toddlers to play actively and discover the animal world. It consists of four rotating elements featuring different animals: a puppy, a crocodile, a kitten and a fox. The child's task is to match the individual elements to make a complete picture of one animal. This type of play develops manual skills, hand-eye coordination, as well as logical thinking and concentration. Turning and matching the blocks is an excellent exercise for little hands, preparing them for more precise activities in the future. The different colours and patterns stimulate a child's curiosity and develop visual perception.

5. Double-Sided Puzzle

The double-sided puzzle is a set that offers children twice the fun and learning. One side of the puzzle has colourful patterns, allowing children to create freely and experiment with how they arrange the pieces. The other side offers a ladybird puzzle challenge: the task is to fit the pieces together correctly to create a picture of this charming insect. Playing with the puzzle develops creativity, observation and problem-solving skills. Toddlers practise precise hand movements, logical thinking and concentration, while also learning patience and perseverance. Because the puzzle is double-sided, it offers different ways to play, so children will never get bored.

6. “Shapes” Book

A colourful book that develops vocabulary and observation skills, with illustrations and captions of geometric shapes and everyday objects. The Learning Box brings together Montessori-inspired sensory and educational play with opportunities to explore shapes, colours, animals and everyday objects. The detailed guide and instruction manual explain the contents of the box, how to use the toys, when to introduce each toy and how to play with it, as well as providing helpful tips for parents. Together, the toys support healthy psychomotor development, stimulate sight, touch and hearing, and develop logical thinking and hand-eye coordination through play.