Enhance your infant's sensory development with our set of Waldorf interlocking wooden discs. These discs are not only ideal for teething but also promote hand-to-hand transfer, fostering brain development and coordination. Experience the joy of racing these discs with your little one, engaging in friendly competitions.
When seeking materials for your baby, the uniqueness of Montessori-inspired interlocking discs cannot be overlooked. Unlike typical baby shop finds, these discs offer a distinctive learning experience that nurtures essential skills.
Hand-to-hand transfer is a crucial milestone in your baby's growth, leading to further coordination and independence. Our joined discs, a timeless Montessori classic, aid in the manipulation of objects, strengthening your baby's grasp and facilitating the transfer between hands.
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Initially, your baby may alternate between grasping other items and working on the discs, as mastering them requires the development of fine motor skills.
Achieving a firm grasp by around four months is a significant achievement, so don't worry if it takes a little practice.
The unique design of our discs adds an extra element of wrist rotation to the hand-to-hand transfer, providing your baby with diverse sensory experiences. As Nienhuis stated, "through this transfer, your baby creates different interactions with the same object."
Suitable for newborns, our interlocking discs are crafted from meticulously sanded Oak or Alder Ukrainian wood, ensuring safety and durability.
Ignite your child's curiosity and development with these captivating Waldorf toys. Always supervise your child while playing with the toy.
Disc diameter: 2.36 inches (6 cm).
Made with Oak or Alder 100% wood, perfectly sanded.
Customers from the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom, and Australia do NOT need to pay any additional customs fees as our products are stocked in warehouses located within these countries. However, for customers from other countries, you can check the possible customs fees using the following link: https://www.simplyduty.com/#calc.
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