Montessori Baby Block Sensory Toy First Birthday Gift, Handmade Wooden Kids Gift

Busycube is made of natural wood (pine). Size: 5x5x5 cm. Covered with safe, odorless acrylic paints. The toy is for children from 8 months to 3 years old. It will help develop fine motor dexterity, hand-eye coordination, thinking, logic and imagination; and teach everyday skills and color perception. Convenient for travel, walks and trips. It is a great replacement for cartoons and gadgets. The cube can also be used by hospital patients, Alzheimer's and dementia patients, patients after stroke, surgical recovery, occupational therapy, nursing home patients, and those who just want to exercise their hands. The average weight of a cube with packaging is 200 g. Height: 5 cm, Width: 5 cm, Depth: 5 cm. Materials: wood (pine), odorless acrylic permanent paints, elements made of plywood, plastic, metal and textiles. All wooden parts are carefully polished. All developmental elements are tightly fixed. We can change the color of the cube, painted wooden parts, rubber bands and Velcro. We accept custom orders for changing the design elements of the cube. The cube has up to 7 elements. Elements that can be on the cube: Wheel - a plastic wheel that turns easily - babies can roll it on their palm, do a massage, play car and roll a cube on the surface. Great for developing imagination. Light switch - all kids love to flip a switch, and they will have their own light switch on the cube that they can click as many times as they like. Elastic band with beads - for the smallest hands to touch the springs with their fingers, examine with teeth, and put in mouth. The elastic and the cord are strong, and the natural wood beads are securely fastened. Gear-wheel - a bright wooden gear-wheel turns clockwise and counterclockwise. Kids will love it from an early age. Bell/bells - it rings, attracts attention and develops sound perception. Door latch - babies admire this object that hangs high on the door, which Mommy does not allow to be touched. On the cube baby will have their own latch, which he can move to the left and right and memorize the sides. Bolts and nuts - boys will especially like this detail. As tech enthusiasts, they'll want to explore the metal parts, almost like the ones in Daddy's garage. Touch and close fastener - a brightly colored velcro that babies can learn how to use on the cube so that they can then fasten their own shoes. A window with a surprise (with a picture of a cat or individually engraved) - this element is very good for improving hand muscles. You need to turn the window clockwise or counter-clockwise and the baby will see a hole with a bead which they can try to get out with their fingers. The bead is firmly attached to the rubber band. Shape sorter – babies learn to put a circle and triangle in the correct place. It develops fine motor skills and spatial orientation (correctly rotate the triangle to put it in place). Car - bright wooden car with spinning wheels. Clock with hands - a baby's personal clock. Baby can rotate the hands and learn the time. Lace - to develop fine motor skills. Baby learns to put the string through the hole and tie the knots. Little door - when baby moves the door, they will see the image of the doggie inside. It helps to develop fine motor skills and movement to the left and right. Whistle - develops lung strength and sound perception. The ability to blow the whistle will have a positive effect on the child's speech development.