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"The big steps" series of booklets is created to help little ones get acquainted with changes and new experiences in their lives. In the booklet "No more nappies", potty matters are discussed: Maja and Lukas are ready to give up diapers and learn to use the potty!
- With flaps and sliding details
- Develops fine motor skills
- With practical advice for parents from doctor and early education consultant Amanda Gummer
Recommended: for children aged 1-3 years
Book size:195 x 195 mm, 10 pages (hardcover)
Language: Lithuanian
Ideal for handicrafts made of various materials up to 180 g thick. For making individual decorations or star-shaped labels. High durability, integrated cut-out container.
Suitable for left- and right-handed users.
One kitten,
Two kittens,
Three, four . . .
How many are there in total?
Count all twenty kittens in this meow-some book, filled with hidden surprises!
Recommended: for children aged 1-4
Book size: 245 x 215 mm, 20 pages (hardcover)
Language: Lithuanian
Order in the environment helps children understand their world, and from this sense of order grows independence. The Montessori method says that "order supports freedom." When a child knows where certain items are always placed, they don’t need to rely on an adult to navigate their space. They can find what they need, return the item when finished, and smoothly transition from one activity to another. This predictability reduces frustration and helps regulate emotions – children feel safe when their environment is understandable to them.
An orderly environment also encourages concentration. When there are few toys and materials and they are always returned to the same place, children can focus more on the play itself. They spend less time searching and turning over items, and more time engaging meaningfully with what is in front of them.
With our created category cards, label boxes, drawers, or baskets so children can easily navigate the space independently. Such markers act as silent guides, helping even children who cannot yet read.
Print and use again and again!
- The story will help prepare for a visit to the doctor.
- With flaps and sliding details
- Develops fine motor skills
- With practical advice for parents from doctor and early education consultant Amanda Gummer
Recommended: for children aged 1-3 years
Book size:195 x 195 mm, 10 pages (hardcover)
Language: Lithuanian
- The story will help prepare for a visit to the nursery.
Recommended: for children aged 1-3 years
Book size:195 x 195 mm, 10 pages (hardcover)
Language: Lithuanian
The sensory ball basket will help the baby get acquainted with various textures, colors, and patterns. This will awaken the child's curiosity and promote their tactile perception. Later, the balls can be used for various games, discovering cause-and-effect relationships, understanding distances, and movement.
And the basket suggests a constant place for the items, to which they return every time the games are finished.
Basket size: 20x20x9 cm.
There are four balls in the basket. The mirror ball can be ordered additionally.
Spring tasks inviting you to explore and practice writing skills at the same time:
- tracing activities to develop hand skills;
- exploration activities to enhance attentiveness;
- the first crossword for writing practice.
Print and use again and again!
The "Big steps" book series is designed to help little ones get acquainted with changes and new experiences in their lives. In the book "Going to the Doctor," Simon and Adele, accompanied by their mother, visit the doctor - the boy is due for a check-up and vaccinations, while his sister has a sore throat.
- The story will help prepare for a visit to the doctor.
- With flaps and sliding details
- Develops fine motor skills
- With practical advice for parents from doctor and early education consultant Amanda Gummer
Recommended: for children aged 1-3 years
Book size:195 x 195 mm, 10 pages (hardcover)
Language: Lithuanian
With summer over, active adventures are quickly replaced by activities at home, which is a great time to learn new skills, so we offer a few tasks - choose according to your child's abilities and print them out!
Here you will find activities for cutting skills, the first two parts of a jigsaw puzzle, letter recognition, and tracing practice.
Wooden bowls are one of the indispensable tools in children's games.
They can be used practically anywhere, from imaginative games to developing fine motor skills and other skills by sorting objects, transferring them from one bowl to another, sorting them by characteristics or numbers.
2 cm diameter bowls made of extremely soft beech wood and conveniently stackable.
6"Box dimensions:7" 22.5 x 20.4 x 4.2 cm
6"The set includes: 7x wooden discs, 1x goffered paper, 9x creative art cards, 3x absorbent paper, instruction manual, Velcro straps, Kraft paper corner stickers, wooden tweezers, double-sided glue stick.
Vision is primarily the developing sense of the newborn. The carousels hung above the baby gradually awaken it, becoming the first sensory activity.
"Octahedra" is the second Montessori carousel that can be introduced to a 5-8 week old baby. You can make it yourself by downloading this digital memo with a print-ready template and hanging instructions.
In Montessori pedagogy, the first objects introduced to the newborn are precisely the carousels. They are used from the first day until about three months and are designed considering the development of the baby's vision and attention focus, later becoming an important foundation for intellectual development.
As vision is still developing at this stage and sight is still blurry, this carousel is contrasting, made up of easily distinguishable volumetric shapes. The shiny surface of the octahedra will playfully catch the light and encourage focus, allowing the baby to explore three-dimensional shapes while observing the forms hanging in the air to develop the ability to track moving objects.
Whether you want to decorate your child’s room or use them while talking, playing, or learning about a specific theme, these posters are a quick way to access high-quality educational materials.
Purchase a high-resolution PDF file that you can print at home or at a print shop. Two children at home? Print two copies!
Inspired by Montessori principles, the posters feature realistic objects, true-to-life colors, and clearly written labels in a clean font. Created by a professional illustrator, these posters provide both educational value and a touch of beauty to your child’s environment.
© MB seku vaiku. All designs and materials are protected under the Copyright and Related Rights Law of the Republic of Lithuania. Sharing download links with third parties, copying, or redistributing the material in whole or in part without prior written consent from MB seku vaiku is strictly prohibited. Any unlawful use, copying, or distribution will be subject to liability as defined by Lithuanian law.
Using a magnetic pen, children can move colored balls through the maze as they wish or using task cards. This activity develops fine motor skills in the palm, strengthens the wrist, and helps improve hand-eye coordination. These are important foundations for writing.
By sorting balls of different colors and quantities, children develop counting skills and an understanding of numbers, their quantities, and sums up to 10.
Whether you want to decorate your child’s room or use them while talking, playing, or learning about a specific theme, these posters are a quick way to access high-quality educational materials.
Purchase a high-resolution PDF file that you can print at home or at a print shop. Two children at home? Print two copies!
Inspired by Montessori principles, the posters feature realistic objects, true-to-life colors, and clearly written labels in a clean font. Created by a professional illustrator, these posters provide both educational value and a touch of beauty to your child’s environment.
© MB seku vaiku. All designs and materials are protected under the Copyright and Related Rights Law of the Republic of Lithuania. Sharing download links with third parties, copying, or redistributing the material in whole or in part without prior written consent from MB seku vaiku is strictly prohibited. Any unlawful use, copying, or distribution will be subject to liability as defined by Lithuanian law.
Shine a flashlight from the other side of the page or hold it up to the light and see more! The interactive situations book will help you learn more about safety at home and outdoors and how to protect yourself and others in various situations.
On each page, you will find practical tips to help you learn the most important safety rules, which will allow you to engage in activities not only enjoyably but also safely!
Recommended: for children aged 3-7
Book size: 260 x 260 mm, 36 pages, hard covers
Language: Lithuanian
A minimalist Scandinavian design wooden daily routines shelf with 8 blocks (morning routine), designed to help children independently organize their daily rhythm. Each card depicts a daily activity – e.g., getting dressed, breakfast, or brushing teeth. After completing a task, children can mark it by flipping the card – this makes the flow of the day clear, predictable, and engaging.
Daily routines can be supplemented with blocks with tasks and an evening routine set.
The tool helps to develop
- Understanding routines and independence: children learn to structure their day, understand sequences, and take responsibility for daily actions. This tool is especially helpful during transitional periods (e.g., preparing for kindergarten or school).
- Motor skills development: arranging and flipping cards, especially for younger ones, develops fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and attentiveness.
- Visual thinking and language development: the child learns to recognize depicted activities, talk about them, create order with words and thoughts – this promotes linguistic and logical development.
- Self-confidence and initiative: the ability to independently monitor one's day strengthens self-confidence and motivation to act without reminders.
Technical information
Composition: 8 wooden task cards (morning routine) + wooden shelf (can be placed or hung)
Card size: 4.2 × 4.2 × 0.6 cm
Shelf size: 38 × 2.7 × 3.5 cm
Sustainability and safety
Made from FSC certified oak beech wood
Packaging – FSC certified cardboard
No plastic, no toxic materials
Smooth, safe edges – designed for small children
Vision is primarily the developing sense of the newborn. The carousels hung above the baby gradually awaken it, becoming the first sensory activity.
“Dancers” - the fourth Montessori carousel that can be introduced to a 8-10 week old baby. You can make it yourself by downloading this digital memory with a print-ready template and hanging instructions.
In Montessori pedagogy, the first objects introduced to the newborn are precisely the carousels. They are used from the first day until about three months and are designed considering the development of the baby's vision and attention focus, later becoming an important foundation for intellectual development.
“Dancers” is a favorite carousel of many babies. The changing shiny elements reflections and the appropriate challenge for improving vision lead to longer attention spans in infants and awaken the desire to raise their hands and reach, which is an important stage in further motor development.