Montessori toys are not necessarily made of wood, although wood is our personal preference. Organic materials like our carefully selected wood are safe and non-toxic as they do not contain harmful substances. Additionally, they are much more durable than regular plastic toys.

Absolutely! The combination of the Montessori approach with the latest insights from child psychology has led to significantly more advanced and creative toys than any other everyday toys.

Toys should be placed within the child's reach. Occasionally, interrupt this order to encourage the child to put them back in their place. This will gradually instill a sense of order in the child's mind.

A Montessori toy can be any toy that allows a child to acquire everyday life skills. Another criterion is that it should promote independence and self-sufficiency.

The price of Montessori toys is determined by the cost of the high-quality materials they are made from. While we strive to make our toys as accessible as possible, we would never compromise on quality to make them cheaper.

Because Montessori toys promote purposeful play.

Absolutely! Consider them an investment in your child's future rather than an unnecessary expense. Many of the world's most successful individuals have received a Montessori education, including:

- Larry Page and Sergey Brin, co-founders of Google
- Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon
- Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis, former First Lady (John F. Kennedy)

Montessori education is often associated with fostering creativity, independence, and a love of learning.