Eyes and Ears Development Kit

The products are well-made—no glued edges or cheap paint. My daughter puts everything in her mouth, so the natural materials give peace of mind. The circle puzzle’s mirror keeps her smiling for minutes. She’s too young for the shapes puzzle but loves holding the Jungle Book’s pages. Quick delivery and excellent packaging. Happy shopper!

The Balancing Wobbler is genius! My daughter pushes it around, trying to steady herself – her coordination’s getting better. The spinning wheel’s handle is perfect for her tiny fists. The animal flashcards’ glossy finish is easy to wipe. A tad bulky to store, but the developmental benefits outweigh that.

Safety first with the mirror and stands (our baby is very active!). The stand’s asymmetry is a game-changer—it stayed upright even when our little one tried to hit it. The cards are thick and easy to clean. Only wish the instruction leaflet had more activity ideas, but we found enough videos online. Great gift idea!

Great combo! Simple design but effective. The rattle's varying sounds let our little one explore cause and effect. We hung the egg shaker a bit high, and she kicks wildly—it’s amusing to see her discover the movement leads to sound. No complaints on quality; smooth finishes everywhere. Definitely recommend.

My daughter Isha (7 months) is obsessed with the rolling zebra—calls it ‘ee-aw’ (her version of zebra!). The high-contrast patterns boost her focus as she chases it. She’s begun sitting upright while batting at the wheels, which her physio said is progress. Cleaned well after she chewed the tail. Will keep in rotation until she grows out of it!

My baby’s first ‘problem-solving’ experience! She drags the box to play with the balls herself now. The puzzle pieces are easy to grip, though she mostly mouths them. Surprised how this encourages solo play while still being educational. Packaging was eco-friendly too – appreciated that.

Did research as a pediatrician mom and chose this for neuro-appropriate designs. The mat's textures taught my newborn son pressure differentiation. Showed him the high-contrast animals during feeding breaks. We followed Brainytots' developmental chart and he reached grasping milestones 2 weeks early. Works like therapy tools but FUN.

As a beginner in Montessori style, this kit was a godsend. Gentle introduction to puzzles and stacking. After just two weeks, our daughter started holding the ring stacker confidently. The pieces are smooth and safe, no splinters. The variety definitely helps her not get bored. Can't wait for her to try all the levels.

Bought this when our daughter was a week old. The B&W mobile was her first focus point, and now at 5 months, she’s all about the mirror and colorful cards. The components adapt seamlessly. Only complaint: the mobile’s string isn’t adjustable for height.

Oh my.. the pleasure of seeing progress in each session. Good toys, perfect for growth stages. Wobbler stable enough, spinning device fascinating than mobile phones for stimulation! Tummy time not cumbersome anymore. Variety in levels is just spot on. 7 stars if possible!

The self-directed play aspect is brilliant. My son (just turned 8!) figured out how to wobble the balancer himself. The rattle’s sounds are soothing, not harsh. A little pricy but justifies with longevity.

I'm stunned my 8-month-old daughter is attempting words after using this kit! We started with the 'mommy & baby' book, and now she says 'mamam' (mama in Hindi). The flashcards' Montessori layout lets her focus without distractions. The packaging was so pretty I almost kept it as decor! Some books feel repetitive, but the quality justifies the price. Would buy again in a heartbeat.

The high-contrast jungle book is magic. My daughter, who’s barely 2 months old, tracks the black-and-white patterns with such focus. The crinkle sounds make her turn her head, and the neem teether attached is perfect for when she’s teething early. I wish I’d bought this sooner—it’s helped her stay alert longer during play sessions.

After buying separate flashcard sets and rattles that weren’t interactive enough, this kit was a relief. The drum rolled on the floor and the baby actually tried to get it. The mirror in the black and white cards made her smile for the first time!

The asymmetric flashcard stand is a genius touch—it holds the cards at the perfect angle for my daughter to reach. Paired with the sensory mat, tummy time has gone from stressful to enjoyable! She’s 4 months old and already trying to grab the cards. The mobile’s gentle movement soothes her after feeds. A bit pricey, but the convenience of having everything in one kit is unbeatable.