EOFEEL Montessori Materials Baby Interlocking Discs for Kids
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EOFEEL Montessori Materials Baby Interlocking Discs for Kids
- Our interlocking discs encourages palmar grasp and hand to hand transfer which indirectly hones fine motor skills! they are made just the right size and weight for a young baby's hands to manipulate and explore.
- The interlocking disks is a wooden Montessori baby toy with two disks that are placed together at a 90 degree angle.
- When your baby is starting to move on his own by rolling over, scooting and crawling at around 6 or 7 months, the interlocking discs also makes a great floor material.
- 100% child safe and non-toxic, with smooth edges and no burrs, perfect for teething toys.
- Perfect for babies' hands, improving hand eye coordination, concentration, grip, and exploration skills.
two connected wooden discs,at about six months the infant begins to examine obiects through hand -to-hand transfer,
purposefully moving an item form the right hand to the left hand and form the left hand to the right .
through this transfer he creates different experiences with the same object.hand-to-hand transfer of objects has implications for the development of the right and left sides of the brain.
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