The Montessori Baby Development DIY Kit contains everything you need to assemble a Montessori visual and tactile sequence for babies from approximately 2–3 months. Complete with printable Instruction Guides and video tutorials, the kit includes the Octahedron, Gobbi, Ring on a Ribbon, and Bell on a Ribbon, supporting colour perception, visual tracking, reaching, grasping, and early sensory exploration.
Around this stage, many parents notice a change. Their baby isn’t just watching the world anymore—they’re beginning to reach for it. Hands open more often, eyes follow movement for longer, and the first purposeful attempts to grasp begin to appear.
Rather than introducing visual and tactile materials separately, this kit follows that natural progression. The Octahedron and Gobbi encourage increasingly refined visual observation, while the Ring on a Ribbon and Bell on a Ribbon invite babies to begin reaching, grasping, and discovering that their own movements can influence the world around them.
Why these materials at this stage
Around this age, babies begin to:
- distinguish colours more clearly
- follow movement with increasing focus
- develop depth perception
- notice differences in shades and contrast
- reach intentionally toward objects
- explore through movement and touch
The Montessori Baby Development DIY Kit supports this through:
- primary colours and geometric forms
- gradual colour variation
- visual tracking opportunities
- simple tactile materials that encourage reaching and grasping
Each material builds on the skills developed through the previous one, supporting a calm transition from visual observation to active exploration.
From visual focus to early exploration
Visual materials
- Octahedron
- Gobbi
Tactile materials
- Bell on a Ribbon
- Ring on a Ribbon
- Grasping Beads
Together, they support the transition from visual observation toward reaching, grasping, and sensory exploration.
Many families choose this set after the newborn visual sequence and before progressing to the Dancers mobile and later visual materials.
If you’d like to understand how each stage supports development, you can read more in the Montessori visual mobiles guide and tactile materials guide.
A DIY process that stays simple
All materials are prepared so you can focus on assembling the set without needing to source components yourself.
As you make them, you are preparing a calm, intentional environment designed to evolve alongside your baby’s development.
What’s Included in the Montessori Baby Development DIY Kit:
- Octahedron Mobile – Introduces primary colors and geometric shapes, helping develop depth perception and color recognition.
- Gobbi Mobile – Encourages visual tracking and color differentiation, refining your baby’s ability to perceive subtle changes in shades.
- Bell and Ring Set – Features a natural wooden teething ring, a soft-sounding bell, and silky ribbons to stimulate touch, hearing, and coordination.
A meaningful Montessori baby gift
This Montessori Baby Development DIY Kit is often chosen by families preparing for the stage when babies become more visually engaged and begin exploring through movement and touch.
It is especially suited for:
- first-time parents
- Montessori-informed families
- thoughtful baby shower gifts
- families looking for developmentally appropriate materials for the second and third months
For many families, these materials become the bridge between early observation and the first moments of active exploration.
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