A tunnel, a cradle, a hat
Two years in and the stacker is still the toy that comes out every day. The paint has worn softly at the edges rather than chipping, which is exactly what they said it would do.
A classic Montessori material for the moment a baby starts to understand that things still exist when they cannot be seen. The ball goes in the hole, vanishes, and rolls back out onto the tray. Then again. And again.
The drawer version adds a second stage for older babies: the ball drops into a drawer they have to open to find it. Two felt-covered beech balls are included.
Flat €5.95 delivery in the Netherlands and Belgium, €9.50 across the rest of the EU, free over €95. Packed at the Utrecht workshop in recycled board with paper tape, no plastic. Returns accepted for 30 days, unused and in the original box.
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Two years in and the stacker is still the toy that comes out every day. The paint has worn softly at the edges rather than chipping, which is exactly what they said it would do.
We live in a flat with no spare room. The triangle folds behind the sofa in seconds and comes out every morning. Solid enough that I tested it myself first.
The play kitchen is gorgeous and the linen curtain is a lovely touch. Delivery to Germany took eight working days, which was longer than I expected, but it was packed beautifully.
Our son posted a ring of the stacker through a gap in the floorboards. I wrote to the workshop and a replacement arrived three days later in a little paper envelope.