5 in 1 Montessori toy set for babies with shape sorter stacking cups and xylophone
Add another and save up to 25%
Shelves work best with a few well-chosen things. Add more of the set and more comes off.
2 toys
10%
Off
2 items
3 toys
15%
Off
3 items
4 toys
20%
Off
4 items
5+ toys
25%
Off
5 or more
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Orders are typically dispatched within 1–2 working days, with delivery taking a further 2–4 working days on top of that. You will get a tracking link the moment your order leaves us, so you can follow it every step of the way.
We accept returns within 30 days, as long as items are unused and in their original packaging.
Return postage is the customer’s responsibility, and refunds are issued to your original payment method once we’ve checked the item over.
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If the toy does the work, the child doesn't
We look for toys with one clear thing to work out and no shortcuts. A puzzle a child solves teaches them something. A puzzle that plays a tune when they get it right teaches them to wait for the tune.
So we skip anything with a single right answer or a battery compartment, and keep what a child returns to for months — using it a different way each time as they get better at it.
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What parents ask us first
Grows with them
The same toy gets used a different way at eighteen months than it does at three. We look for things a child comes back to over months, finding a new way to use them as they get better at it.
Right for the stage
We list the age range a toy actually suits, based on the skill it asks for, not the widest range we can get away with. Between stages? Message us and we will help you pick.
Made to keep up
Built to survive daily play, being dropped, and a second child after that. Nothing here is designed to break so that you buy another one.
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Toys that teach something real.
Swibbie began with a handful of parents comparing notes. We were tired of toys that lit up, sang, and did all the thinking while our children sat and watched — and we noticed the ones they kept coming back to were the plain ones that handed the work back to them. So we started sourcing those properly: checking what each toy actually teaches, grouping them by the stage a child is genuinely at, and trying every one in our own homes before it goes on the site.