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Wooden Interlocking Discs for Grasping
Wooden Interlocking Discs for Grasping
🔹 Enhances Motor Skills
🔹 Key for Cognitive Development
🔹 Encourages Independent Problem-Solving
🔹 Supports hand-to-hand coordination
🔹 Early grip strength for your child
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Designed for Key Stages of Motor Development
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🍼 2-3 Months
Reflexive grasping—baby learns to hold objects independently.
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✋ 4-5 Months
Hand-to-hand transfer—strengthens cognitive processing & motor coordination.
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🚼 6+ Months
Rolling & reaching—encourages movement, crawling, and problem-solving.
A Simple Toy with Profound Impact
Designed for babies 2+ months old, the Interlocking Disks are more than just a wooden toy—they are a critical tool in your baby’s neurological and motor development.
At birth, your baby’s grasp is reflexive, but as they grow, they need the right tools to transition to intentional movement. The interlocking disks are designed to be the perfect shape, weight, and texture to naturally guide your baby through this transition.
The Science Behind the Interlocking Disks 🧠
✅ Develops Bilateral Coordination: Helps your baby use both hands, strengthening neural connections between the left & right hemispheres of the brain.
✅ Refines Fine & Gross Motor Skills: Encourages hand-to-hand transfers, a key developmental milestone.
✅ Stimulates Visual Tracking: Rolling motion keeps your baby engaged, developing focus & depth perception.
✅ Promotes Problem-Solving: Your baby must rotate their wrists and fingers to grasp & manipulate the disks—an early form of critical thinking.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What age is best for the interlocking disks?
2-3 months, but they can be used for several months as your child masters each milestone!
Are the disks safe for teething babies?
Absolutely! The disks are made with non-toxic, untreated wood, safe for little mouths.
How do these differ from other wooden baby toys?
Unlike other toys, these are specifically designed for developing hand-to-hand coordination & problem-solving skills!
Why are interlocking disks a 'montessori toy'?
There is no such thing as a ‘Montessori toy’ since Maria Montessori never designed toys, but the interlocking disks are Montessori-inspired because they align with her principles of hands-on learning, problem-solving, and independent movement development.
Designed to support fine motor skills, bilateral coordination, visual tracking, and cognitive exploration, they encourage natural, self-directed learning—just as Montessori education intends.
