Montessoritoys for 1 Year Old, Wooden Toys Developmental

Such a cute and well-made toy! The quality of the wood is great, the colors are beautiful, and it keeps little ones engaged while helping with motor skills. Perfect gift for toddlers — highly recommend!

I love toys that “imitates” real life. I hope my baby can learn a lot and continue to love carrots. Evert toy carrot has a different width, which helps the kid to problem-solve and have fun.

We picked up this little carrot matching toy for our daughter and it has been such a fun addition to her playtime. She just turned one in December, and it’s the perfect level of challenge for her right now.The idea is simple. Each carrot fits into a matching spot on the board. When she gets the right match, you can see how proud she feels. She lights up every time she pulls one out and finds the correct hole to put it back in. Watching that little moment of excitement makes this toy a big win in our house.The carrots are easy for small hands to grab, and the soft leafy tops make it even easier for toddlers to pull them out. It’s also a nice early learning toy because it helps with hand eye coordination and problem solving while still feeling like a game.Another thing we like is how cute the design is. The little animals and bright carrots make it feel playful and perfect for young kids.If you’re looking for a simple, cute Easter basket gift or a small toy for a toddler around one year old, this is a great option. It’s one of those toys that seems basic at first but ends up getting used a lot because kids love the challenge of matching the pieces.

Purchased these for the church nursery and the kids love them. It's an educational toy, since the carrots are all different sizes. The colors are bright and cheerful and made of good quality. Easy to wipe down and keep clean.

Built for sorting, chosen for chewing. My one-year-old son thinks it's a snack and chews on these for hours. They've held up marvelously through this teething season. Made a heckin cute toy for his Easter basket, too. All in all, 10/10, educational and evidently delicious

My baby boy is 8 months old but i got it for his when he was 6 months. He is obsessed with these!! It’s a great toy for them to practice fine motor skills.. he uses the pincher grasp to pick up the little green part. I also practice saying “put it in” and “take it out” when i put the carrots in the holes. he’s plays with this everyday the only reason i’m giving it a 4 star is because the paint started to chip on one of the carrots.. But overall great toy!

Very cute! My baby loves pulling them out and putting them back in.

It was so fun for my kiddo that my dog took it instead.

My daughter loves it. She's not able to put the carrots back exactly where they belong just yet but she enjoys pulling them out and trying to fit them back in. Great for focus and fine motor skills. Also it's simple, not too much going on unlike some others which are combined with magnetic parts or shapes sorters.

I purchased this for a friend who is having a baby, but my 2 year old has found it first and absolutely loves it!This is montessori learning.The toy is sturdy and well made, with all natural materials.It withstands being handled roughly by a toddler.The colours are bright and cheerful.The toy is just the right difficulty level for my 2 year old, she has to think to find and remember which carrot fits in each hole.A lovely gift which is going to be fun and educational for ages 1-3 and even older.I would reccomend this to a friend.

My 16 month old grandson loves pulling out the carrots but hasn't quite grasped putting them back in yet :-) It is nice to be able to purchase wooden learning toys and this one is good quality.

Bought for my 11month old, quite pricey as a bit smaller than expected however the quality seems OK and wooden toys last a while. Great for hand eye coordination, seems to enjoy playing with it

So far this has been our 7 months olds favourite toy! Started using around 5 months and this really helped her pincer grip and motor skills.