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Object Permanence Box 2.0 – Wooden Developmental Toy for Babies 6+ Months
Object Permanence Box 2.0 – Wooden Developmental Toy for Babies 6+ Months
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Designed for curious little hands and growing minds, our Object Permanence Box 2.0 is a Montessori classic—reimagined with smoother edges, larger wooden balls, and baby-safe materials.
- Teaches object permanence through hands-on play
- Promotes fine motor skills and early spatial awareness
- Crafted from natural wood with a smooth finish
- Improved design: sturdier build + larger ball for safety
- A Montessori must-have for home or classroom
FAQs
Q: What is object permanence, and why does it matter?
A: Object permanence is a baby’s understanding that things continue to exist even when they’re out of view. This toy helps reinforce that concept through repetition and discovery.
Q: How does this toy support Montessori learning?
A: It encourages independent, hands-on exploration using natural materials — key components of Montessori education.
Customer Reviews
Good quality but sometimes the ball doesn’t roll out and have to tip it but good problem solving for baby. Safe product for baby. It has smooth edges and paint has not chipped on the balls. Good value for the money and keeps baby interested. We got this at 9 months and still interested at 11 months.
Baby loves it (even though he doesn’t know hot to play with it yet) and super aesthetic pleasing! Our baby is currently 6 month old and wooden toys are still a little hard to play with.
Super simple toy but baby loves it! Everyone is shocked by his hand eye coordination and I think his skills really took off after we introduced this toy at 7-8 months. Perfect skilled builder before introducing the shape sorter. I would have gotten it sooner if I had known. 100% must have for baby!
High quality. Solid wood and very smooth. Wood balls are very nice too. I would buy it again.
My one year old loves this toy and works it very easily. The paint is non toxic, and he is easily able to play with it. The only downside is the wood is a little on the cheap side and does splinter.