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Montessori Imbucare Box With Rectangular Prism

This material provides an infant with the possibility of fitting objects into holes. This set includes a box with a door, and a green rectangular prism.

Imbucare Box with Rectangular Prism is a beautifully handcrafted wooden toy includes a wooden prism and a wooden box with a drawer. Toddler Imbucare Box with prism is a classic Montessori material that is introduced to infants once they can sit up independently, at approximately 6-12 months of age. This material aids in the child’s development of object permanence, while also honing their hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, focus and concentration.

The box is made of birch plywood, it has many virtues of beautiful grain, even texture and hard.  The shapes are beautifully painted following the universal color code of Montessori Method. We all use eco friendly materials, paints for safe play of the child. Since the product is made of wood, it is strictly forbidden to soak in water. You can wipe it with a soft cloth.

To use the Imbucare box, an infant places a large wooden rectangular prism into a hole located on the top of the box. The prism momentarily disappears into the box, but then reappears as it rolls out where it is then easily retrieved by the infant. Although the prism fit in the hole in every position, your child needs to open the drawer to retrieve the prism, it doesn’t just roll out. A baby who is still actively developing an understanding of object permanence will often engage in long periods of repetition with this task, until mastery is achieved Babies like to play peek-a-boo for a reason! Watching their favorite face or toy disappear from sight and only reappear after a while is very attractive because it naturally attracts their evolving understanding of the persistence of objects Our educational toy Imbucare Box with rectangular prism set is a funny and highly motivating gift to toddlers, preschoolers or to those kids with delays in their development.