 for Infants

for 10 Months Old

At 10 months old, your baby is beginning to become more mobile. You may notice that they’re crawling, pulling up, standing, balancing, and experimenting with walking. 

Activities for 10 Months Old

for 11 Months Old

Babies this age are not only developing gross motor skills like standing and walking, but they also are making strides in communication by saying one or two words and gesturing with their hands. 

Activities for 11 Months Old

for 1 Month Old

According to Montessori, children at this age will absorb whatever is in the environment. As parents, you can prepare the space that your baby will interact with and absorb, thus, having a development.

Activities for 1 Month Old

for 2 Months Old

At this age, babies will start to interact with objects around them and continue to absorb whatever is around them naturally. Playing with a mirror during tummy time will be beneficial for your baby.

Activities for 2 Months Old

for 3 Months Old

3-month babies are ready to do more exploration and become more intentional with the objects they choose to play with. Your babies will enjoy playing with toys that they can explore and observe.

Activities for 3 Months Old

for 4 Months Old

4-month babies will be more curious about what is happening around them by exploring and observing the environment. Giving them the right toys and showing them how to do chores would be ideal options.

Activities for 4 Months Old

for 5 Months Old

A 5-month baby may have undergone rapid development. They begin to engage in a more interactive activity, they are reaching for toys, babbling, and continuing to improve motor skills. 

Activities for 5 Months Old

for 6 Months Old

By 6 months, a baby is more eager to explore the world. You can expect them to grab things with their hands and crawl. Playing Peekabo, stacking, or wooden puzzles will support them more.

Activities for 6 Months Old

for 7 Months Old

Some 7-month-olds can already sit, while some would still enjoy rolling over on a mat. Provide them with toys to look at or to grab to make their tummy time enjoyable. 

Activities for 7 Months Old

for 8 Months Old

There are activities that babies can enjoy doing at 8 months old. At this age, babies can already work more with fine motor skills and understand object permanence. 

Activities for 8 Months Old

for 9 Months Old

At this age, a baby's sounds are starting to resemble the actual words like 'mama' or 'dada' and they are likely starting to walk holding onto objects like furniture. 

Activities for 9 Months Old

During infancy, a baby continues to explore their movement, language, and senses. To support this, you can play music or rattles, make body movements, and spend time communicating.

Activities for Infants

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Toys

Montessori toys are ideally made of natural materials and are useful to promote learning and independence. They are battery-free toys reflecting real life and focusing on one skill at a time. 

Activity Toys

Activity Centers

Activity centers are play stations with attached toys on top to introduce new textures, sounds, and shapes to children.

Activity Cubes

Activity cubes are toys with multiple activities at once. Children’s need to pull and push things will make them try it all.

Activity Walkers

Activity walkers are push-and-pull toys that a child can play with by herself. It also has multiple activities to play with.

Bead Mazes

Bead mazes are toys with beads to move following the track. 

Buckle Toys

Buckle toys are cuddly toys come with buckles to play with.


Busy Boards

Busy boards are boards filled with everyday items like shoelaces, locks, and zippers. It helps children touch, explore, and learn about different objects all in one place.

Busy Books

Busy books can also be referred to as quiet books. The books combine entertainment with educational value, offering your little ones a unique approach to learning new things.

Hammering Toys

Hammering toys, also known as pounding toys, come in various shapes and sizes. The goal is to use a hammer to hit and push things down. This helps kids get better at using their hands and eyes together.

Lacing Toys

Lacing toys are fun tools for young children to learn about threading and weaving. These toys have colorful shapes and strings that help kids fine motor skills and making patterns.

Lock Toys

Lock toys are educational toys for kids. These toys typically feature a variety of locks and keys to help kids learn about colors, numbers, and senses in a fun way.

Magnetic Sand Tables

Play Gyms

A play gym typically consists of a mat with a tripod-type structure hanging over it that dangles toys within a baby's reach.

Spinning Drums

A spinning drum is a drum-shaped toy that rotates and is often colorful. This toy provides an engaging learning experience for babies, making it a great choice for tummy time.

Threading Toys

Threading toys are playthings designed to help kids practice threading strings or laces through holes in different shapes or objects. They often come with beads, wooden pieces, or shapes with holes.

Activity toys are designed to be fun and engaging and include sensory elements that require children to manipulate, explore, and actively participate in play. 

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