In the first three years of life, a child's development is an extremely dynamic process. This is a special time when you can support your little one by offering him/her appropriately selected toys. The Noski Noski store has recently launched a unique brand with an offer for infants and toddlers led by the Montessori method.

Educo are wooden, interactive toys, precisely matched to the age and abilities that develop in children at successive stages of life. They are valuable tools for learning through play that promote joyful discovery of the world.

For the skills acquired in the first three years of life, your child will thank you for a lifetime!

Educo Timeline - Montessori toys for infants and toddlers.

Discover the Educo timeline! Discover a line of ingenious wooden toys: beautiful and simple, while providing so-called Montessori developmental material for children aged 4 months to 3 years.

The Educo brand has presented its proposals on a timeline. This view clearly explains what toys are worth choosing for each stage of a child's development. With such support from Educo, you can stimulate growth and learning ability in children in a truly sustainable way.

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Montessori toys for 4-7 months

1. Educo: Move the Dolio Montessori infant material

2. Educo: Rattle the Cylinder Montessori baby rattle

The Educo baby rattle stimulates eye-hand coordination, grasping reflex and hearing in toddlers. The rattle encourages toddlers to watch, shake and move it and listen to it. In addition, it encourages young children to crawl behind it.

3. Educo: infant blocks Build The Blocks Montessori

Toddlers develop their math and spatial skills by playing with blocks. Build The Blocks Montessori infant blocks are just the right size for children from a young age to play with. In addition, the child learns about different colors and shapes, which influence the development of spatial imagination.

4. Educo: Rattle and rings

Rattle and rings stimulates the grasping reflex and eye-hand coordination. While playing with the rattle and rings, the toddler exercises tactile, auditory and visual skills.

Montessori toys for 7-11 months

1. Educo: Peekaboo Box 1 Montessori

Peekaboo Box is a Montessori toy that exercises the concept of cause and effect as well as children's eye-hand coordination and motor skills. Through the peek-a-boo effect, the child learns that objects can exist even if he can't see them.

2. Educo: Roll the Drum Montessori infant roller

Roll the Drum encourages young children to move. Because the roller rolls a short distance away from the child, thus stimulating not only the child's motor skills, but also his perseverance in trying to move on his own.

3. Educo: Fit the Shape Fit the Shape Montessori

The Fit the Shape Educo Montessori toy stimulates a child's motor skills and encourages them to use coordination of both sides of the body by assembling or disassembling two matching parts.

4. Educo: Spin the Drum Montessori infant material

The Spin the Drum Educo infant material introduces children to the concept of cause and effect. By spinning it, the drum produces sound. In addition, it stimulates eye-hand coordination and helps baby exercise his wrist and arm muscles.

5. Educo: infant sensory ball basket Feel the Ball Montessori

Educo's Feel the Ball Montessori toy introduces babies to different textures, colors and patterns. It will spark the child's curiosity and stimulate his tactile perception.

Montessori toys for 11-14 months

1. Educo: Track the Ball Montessori slide

The Montessori toy "track the ball slide" (Montessori culodrome) stimulates a child's visual skills. Place the ball on top of the tracker and follow it with your eyes. This is an important skill for later learning to read. In addition, it stimulates the concept of cause and effect and object permanence.

2. Educo: Place the Pin Montessori material

Place the Pin Educo Montessori toy in the handle and practice the movements coming from the wrist. This also strengthens the fist, which is important for later writing.

3. Educo: Stack the Ring Montessori material

Educo's Montessori Stack the Ring toy exercises motor skills and eye-hand coordination as children have to move the rings on the pin. In addition, the child is introduced to the cause-and-effect mechanism and different colors.

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4. Educo: Peekaboo Box 2 Montessori

The Montessori Peekaboo Box 2 toy exercises the concept of cause and effect as well as children's eye-hand coordination and motor skills. This variant is more challenging than "Peek-a-boo Box 1" because the peek-a-boo effect is greater, as the ball only becomes visible when the drawer is opened.

Montessori toys for 11-17 months

1. Educo: shapes Puzzle the Shape Montessori

Exercise fine motor skills, spatial reasoning and shape and color discrimination in the "shapes puzzle" game.

Montessori toys for 14-17 months

1. Educo: Place the Disc Montessori material

With Place the Disk Educo, you can practice the concepts of object permanence and cause-and-effect relationship. Thanks to the peek-a-boo effect, the child learns that something can exist even if he can't see it. Also, by placing the right disks in the right mailbox, it stimulates motor skills, working memory and sorting by color.

2. Educo: Sorter Post the Shape Montessori

The "Post the Shape" Montessori toy encourages children to experiment with mathematical shapes and relationships. Each shape fits into a matching hole. This stimulates eye-hand coordination and motor skills. In addition, the game develops perseverance and concentration. The game includes several covers to increase the level of difficulty.

3. Educo: Slide the Ring Montessori material

Educo's Montessori Slide the Ring toy allows you to slide the rings and practice movements coming from the elbow and wrist. It also strengthens the fist, which is important for later writing.

Montessori toys for 18-22 months

Educo: String the Bead Montessori scroller

String the Bead Montessori exercises a child's motor skills and perception of colors and shapes while threading beads of different shapes and colors. The degree of difficulty of the beads increases.

Educo: Cause and Effect Box Montessori

Educo's Cause and Effect Box exercises executive skills, which are a good predictor of future success. It teaches the child to think ahead, set goals and plan what to do.

Montessori toys for 23-28 months

1. Educo: Lace the String Montessori scroll

Lace the String Scrolling stimulates a child's fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination and precision by threading a string through various cards. The cards increase the level of difficulty.

2. Educo: Practice Dressing Montessori material

With Practice Dressing, a child can practice dressing, fastening different pieces of clothing and develop motor skills, independence and self-care.

Montessori toys for 29-36 months

1. Educo: Wind the Fabric Montessori

Educo's Wind the Fabric introduces the child to the principle of cause and effect and the peek-a-boo effect, while stimulating motor skills. By pulling out and then winding the strip, the child learns that things he can't see may just exist.

2. Educo: Mystery Box Montessori

Montessori Mystery Box is used to recognize objects by touch and develops this sense, as well as expands vocabulary by naming what is inside the box.

3. Educo: Place the Cylinder Montessori material

Place the Cylinder Educo develops spatial reasoning and counting skills by counting cylinders and sorting them by color.

Best Montessori toys

Choose the perfect Montessori toys to support your Toddler's development! For your first purchases you can use a 5% discount, which you'll get by signing up for the Noski Noski store newsletter!