Personalized Green Forest Busy Board
Original price was: $32.90.$24.70Current price is: $24.70.
Our Custom name Busy Board For Toddlers is made with durable materials and sturdy construction, this BUSY board with animals cover is built to last. Its portable design allows for easy transport, ensuring that your child’s favorite outdoor toy is always at hand, no matter where their adventures take them.
Includes: shapes, numbers, colors, alphabet, dry-erasy white board, and various hand eye coordination activities.
Cuastom name Busy Board size: Length: 28cm/11in Width: 20cm/7,8in Height: 5cm/2in
🎁 Personalized Touch: Customize with your child’s name for a special touch.
🌍 Perfect for Travel: Portable design for adventures on the go.
Our busy board features a variety of different parts, including zippers, shoelaces, buttons, buckles, jigsaw puzzles, alphabet, clocks and calendar learning games, and more.
All designed to exercise your child’s fine motor skills, basic dress skills, hand-eye coordination, and logical thinking. Made from soft, child-friendly felt fabrics, our sensory boards are safe for toddlers to play with, and reinforce loose parts to prevent any falling off.
🔍 Montessori-Inspired: Promotes independent learning and cognitive growth.
🚀 Built to Last: Made with durable materials for endless play.
🎨 Creative Expression: Dry-erase whiteboard sparks artistic imagination.
Benefits of a Busy Boards
Just to mention few: busy boards improve fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, creativity, and practical life skills like how to dress. They provide a safe, screen-free play option that fosters concentration, problem-solving, and sensory exploration. They can provide entertainment when traveling.
What Materials are use to make Felt busy boards?
Felt busy boards are typically made using a variety of materials such as:
Felt fabric: This is the primary material used for the base and pages of the busy board.
Buttons: to create interactive elements that children can manipulate and practice buttoning skills.
Zippers: to help children learn how to zip and unzip, promoting fine motor skills.
Buckles: Buckles with varying complexities to improve hand dexterity.
Velcro: Velcro strips or dots are used to attach and detach items on the busy board.
Ribbons and laces: These are used to create tying and lacing activities.
Snaps: Snaps are included in busy boards to provide opportunities for children to practice snapping and unsnapping, enhancing their motor skills and focus.
Other accessories: Depending on the design, busy boards may also include elements like small bells, fabric loops, or sensory textures to engage children’s senses and creativity.
What Age is Best For a Busy Board?
A busy board is a fun toy for babies aged 6 months and up. It’s perfect for toddlers until age 3. The more activities and challenges a busy board offers, the more they can learn based on their developmental stage. Our products are certified for children’s use under the strictest certificates, so your toddler will be safe if something breaks.
Are Sensory Felt Busy Boards Montessori?
Busy boards, also called sensory boards or activity boards, are not originally from Montessori education, but they can reflect certain Montessori principles depending on their design and usage.
Montessori education emphasizes hands-on learning and the use of appropriate materials. Busy boards, with their variety of sensory activities and manipulative elements like buttons, switches, zippers, and latches, can support aspects of Montessori education, such as:
Sensory exploration: Busy boards let children engage their senses by touching, seeing, and manipulating different textures and shapes.
Fine motor skills: Many activities on busy boards require fine motor skills, like grasping and twisting, which help develop coordination.
Problem-solving: Some busy board activities involve figuring out how to open locks or complete puzzles, encouraging children to use their problem-solving skills.
Independent exploration: Children can interact with busy boards independently, choosing activities based on their interests and pace, promoting autonomy.
