Montessori sensory hedgehog with insertable pegs – green

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Montessori sensory hedgehog with insertable pegs – green

€5.80

Last 2 pieces in stock .

In stock, at your place: Tuesday (19. 8. 2025)

Montessori hedgehog with insertable pegs develops fine motor skills, senses, and coordination. For children 18m+. A fun educational toy in green.

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Montessori sensory hedgehog with insertable pegs – green

497933-1

Montessori hedgehog with insertable pegs develops fine motor skills, senses, and coordination. For children 18m+. A fun educational toy in green.

€5.80

Last 2 pieces in stock .

In stock, at your place: Tuesday (19. 8. 2025)

A cute Montessori hedgehog with insertable pegs in green that combines fun and learning. It supports fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, and sensory perception thanks to varied textures. The simple design inspired by Montessori philosophy offers children plenty of opportunities for play and discovery.

Fine motor and coordination training

Removing and inserting the pegs strengthens fingers, improves grip, and enhances hand–eye coordination — ideal for first motor exercises.

Sensory exploration with varied textures

Soft pegs with different surfaces provide rich tactile stimulation and encourage children’s curiosity.

Montessori simplicity and learning colors and counting

Numbered holes and contrasting colors support early counting, sorting, and color recognition in the spirit of Montessori.

This colorful hedgehog with removable pegs is great for developing skills in children from 18 months. Kids can easily remove and insert the pegs into the numbered holes, training grip, precision, and focus. Gentle, pleasant colors and a friendly look naturally draw attention.

The toy follows Montessori principles — simplicity and open-ended play foster independence and creativity. The varied peg textures stimulate touch and support sensory development. Practical packaging makes it a great gift.

Fine motor development: precise peg placement strengthens fingers and wrists.
Sensory input: soft pegs with different surfaces for tactile stimulation.
Learning through play: colors, counting, and sorting support early educational skills.