Introducing the Wooden Stacking Peg Board the Montessori way
By 18 months, your child may be ready to try placing pegs onto a pegboard, and can build taller and taller towers. The Wooden Stacking Peg Board allows them to do both—and more—while practicing fun new vocabulary at the same time. Join Lovevery CEO Jessica Rolph and Montessori expert Jody Malterre as they demonstrate some of the many ways of introducing the Wooden Stacking Peg Board to your toddler.
The Adventurer Play Kit
The Adventurer Play Kit is designed with months 16, 17, and 18 in mind and will help build many skills including emotion awareness, problem solving, language skills, and motor skills.
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