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Montessori Flower Stacker

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$25.88 $35.95 In stock

Category: Fine Motor Development

12 months & up. Help children learn to stack with the Montessori Flower Tower. Inspired by the Montessori educational approach, this tower has 5 pieces that increase in size and fit on top of each other. To correctly stack the pieces, children must figure out how to arrange them from smallest to largest. As they build the tower, children will develop important sorting and patterning skills.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Grace Y. ★★★★★

The five pieces get noticeably bigger as they go up, which makes it easy for my little one to figure out the order without getting frustrated. I love that it's simple enough for her to do on her own, yet it keeps her focused for a good ten minutes at a time.

Claire G. ★★★★★

The pieces fit so snugly that my toddler can actually build the whole tower without it toppling over, which has been a huge win for her confidence. Watching her figure out which flower goes next on her own is exactly the kind of independent play I wanted to encourage.

Julian C. ★★★★☆

My 14-month-old figured out the stacking order after a few tries, which was great to see. I just wish the pieces locked together a bit more snugly so they didn't topple over as easily.