Dailyfunn Montessori Toys Object Permanence Box, Ball Tracker Drop Push Toy for Boy Girl Baby Toddler Kid Preschooler 1-3 Years Old

Bought for my granddaughter who is 7 monthsVery unique for infants to start learning hand eye coordinationHeavy sturdy woodBalls are big enough for them not to swallow very bright bold colorsNo splinters smooth woodNo issues at allI live in Texas andThis is an honest review 😊

My 7 month old loves this toy. Simple but well built. Baby plays with it every day for 10 minutes at a time. He likes to knock the balls together and push them through the holes over and over. Great for development and keeps his attention. Surprised at how much he enjoys it. Definitely recommend.

My granddaughter loved🎉

My 7 1/2 month old granddaughter is able to pick up the balls and bang them against the wood base. She is still unable to push the balls through the holes. It is well built and very durable.

My 1YO loves it. The quality is 9/10 as there’s one part on the top that lets the balls slip through vs keeping them floating… other than that not bad!

My grandson -- 1 yr old -- loves this Montessori ball tracker!

Good quality!

This Montessori object permanence toy has been a great addition to my nephew’s playtime. It’s a simple but engaging wooden box where babies drop colorful balls inside and watch them disappear, which is both fun and educational. Even though he’s only a few months old, he was immediately drawn to the bright colors and fascinated by the process of placing the balls in and seeing where they go.One of the things I love most about this toy is that it holds his attention without needing any loud sounds or batteries. It encourages curiosity and problem-solving in a way that feels natural and developmentally appropriate. The wooden construction is sturdy, well-made, and smooth, so I don’t have to worry about rough edges or safety hazards.As he gets older, I can see this toy continuing to be useful in different ways—right now, he’s just excited by the colors and movement, but eventually, he’ll start understanding the concept of object permanence more fully. It’s a simple toy with a lot of room for learning and discovery.Overall, I highly recommend this for babies and toddlers. It’s a wonderful screen-free, noise-free way to keep little ones engaged while supporting their cognitive development.