Sensory Montessori Baby Toy. The Fox Teether Montessori sensory toy is not just great fun – it is an innovative way to support your baby's development. It encourages discovery through the senses, focuses on building coordination and motor skills and eases the discomfort of teething.
Colourful, safe strings with different textures are easy for little hands to grab, inviting your baby to act and explore while bringing relief during teething. Pulling a string creates different sounds and vibrations, and a row of soft buttons invites touching and pressing. The raised position sparks curiosity and trains the dexterity of tiny fingers.
This sensory teether is an ideal gift for a baby, combining entertainment with learning – healthy development and hours of absorbing play. Give your little one comfort and development!
Key features
- For children from 6 months
- 3 soft coloured buttons and 6 strings in different textures and colours
- 1 firmer button that moves left or right when pressed and slid
- Pulling the strings makes a variety of sounds and vibrations
- Designed in the shape of a fox to awaken curiosity and imagination
- The fox's ears are soft silicone, perfect for teething, and bending the tail makes sounds
- Rich, bright, matching colours help your baby learn colours
- Sensory variety: strings, buttons and chewable shapes stimulate different senses
- Material: soft rubber and ABS, safe and harmless for your child
- Safety: rounded edges, no small parts, child-safe
- Hygienic: easy to clean, while safe materials give parents peace of mind
- Soothes teething: soft edges and varied textures are ideal for delicate gums
The toy develops
- Motor skills: strings of different textures and shapes invite little hands to grasp, pull and explore
- Sensory stimulation: colours, textures and sounds engage sight, hearing and touch
- Montessori method: inspired by Montessori philosophy, it supports independence and sensory learning
- Educational value: encourages eye-hand coordination and sensory development
- Helps prevent thumb-sucking: a healthy alternative to fingers and other objects
- Builds motor skills and the senses and inspires independent play
