Montessori Happy Puzzles (6 Pack)

This is something you can influence directly and help your kid have an easier time once they start school. Provide them with toys, like puzzles, that demand attention. Keeping their minds on "tasks" that require completion will increase their attention span drastically.

Puzzles have always taught kids to be patient. Little ones are impulsive and always want something "right now," yet they can't always have it. Overcoming problems and dealing with the frustrations of assembling pieces is the best way to prepare for adulthood.

Start early. Both too-difficult and too-easy assignments are bad for kids. They will either regularly give up on stuff or lack the motivation to even start them. What they need is just the right amount of challenge to keep engaged again and again.

It's safe for both your toddler's skin and health. It's recyclable and doesn't hurt our environment. On top of that, wooden toys last much longer, so you can pass them on to your brainiac's younger siblings and save money on new toys.

There might be too many to fit in one story, but hey, the world around us is full of "many" things. You are your toddler's first and most important teacher. How you spend your first years together will shape their future. Take this time to create beautiful memories.

This is the ultimate puzzle. We all struggle with it at least once a year. You follow the instructions, but it still takes ages. 

If only we had started with something simpler years ago, say early childhood puzzles, we would have had a more pleasant experience. Now you see why toddler puzzles are such a useful birthday gift.

Don’t look at this as a simple toy purchase. Look at this as an investment in your child's future. Get Yours Now!