







Montessori Wooden Stacking Stones
Description
Our stacking stones is perfect for teaching your child about trial and error and dealing with challenges. Your child will learn to stack the stones by placing them in certain positions to allow them to balance and stack them to create a tower. These stones are also perfect for sensory play for young infants during their initial developmental stages.
Comes with 10 colourful stones in a compact box.
Educational Benefits
- Develop concentration skills
- Encourages sensory play
- Develops reasoning and problem solving skills
- Develops hand eye coordination skills
- Develops fine motor skills
Warning!
Suitable for ages 3+
Do not leave infants unsupervised with smart parts
$24.00








Montessori Wooden Stacking Stones
$24.00
Description
Our stacking stones is perfect for teaching your child about trial and error and dealing with challenges. Your child will learn to stack the stones by placing them in certain positions to allow them to balance and stack them to create a tower. These stones are also perfect for sensory play for young infants during their initial developmental stages.
Comes with 10 colourful stones in a compact box.
Educational Benefits
- Develop concentration skills
- Encourages sensory play
- Develops reasoning and problem solving skills
- Develops hand eye coordination skills
- Develops fine motor skills
Warning!
Suitable for ages 3+
Do not leave infants unsupervised with smart parts
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