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4.85 | 15 Reviews

Basic Shape Sorter (6+ Months)

A simple, powerful way to introduce shapes, colours, and logic!
This wooden shape sorter tray encourages problem-solving, matching skills, and spatial awareness - all while being fun and mess-free.

Rs. 599.00

Rs. 499.00

( 16.6%Off )

Inclusive of all taxes

Designed for curious hands and growing minds

Free Delivery

Fosters self-assurance as children master new skills at their own pace.

Safety Certified

Crafted from baby-safe, eco-friendly materials for worry-free play.

Premium Grade Wood

Encourage curiosity and problem-solving as children experiment and discover.

Quality Tested

Develop coordination and strengthen core muscles through hands-on play.

🌟 Features parents love:

Perfectly sized for baby hands - chunky but lightweight

Smooth wooden finish – safe and splinter-free

Montessori-aligned design – no distractions, just real learning

Stack it, roll it, chew it – babies find endless ways to exploret

Muted but cheerful colours that calm, not overstimulate

Perfectly sized for baby hands - chunky but lightweight

Durable enough to last through multiple kids

🛠️ How to use it:

Sit with your child and introduce one shape at a time

Say the name of the shape and help guide their hand
Let them try matching - clap or cheer when they succeed!
Over time, they’ll start doing it all by themselves 🥹

Featured Customer Reviews

"I didn’t even expect her to play with it that much, but she’s obsessed."
Reshma S
"I was a bit unsure at first, but it really helped me understand what my baby should be doing at this stage"
Aanchal Kumar
"I didn’t even expect her to play with it that much, but she’s obsessed."
Reshma S
"I was a bit unsure at first, but it really helped me understand what my baby should be doing at this stage"
Aanchal Kumar
"I didn’t even expect her to play with it that much, but she’s obsessed."
Reshma S
"I was a bit unsure at first, but it really helped me understand what my baby should be doing at this stage"
Aanchal Kumar
"I didn’t even expect her to play with it that much, but she’s obsessed."
Reshma S
"I was a bit unsure at first, but it really helped me understand what my baby should be doing at this stage"
Aanchal Kumar

A simple wooden toy that helps with long term development

Early Thinking Skills
When your baby tries to match the triangle with the triangle space, they're learning how to problem-solve and think critically. It’s like their first mini puzzle!
Fine Motor Skills
Grasping the knobs and placing shapes improves tiny hand muscles - helping with future tasks like writing or self-feeding.
Visual Recognition
The bright, clear shapes and colors help babies begin recognizing forms, patterns, and how they fit - laying the foundation for math and spatial learning.
Early Thinking Skills
When your baby tries to match the triangle with the triangle space, they're learning how to problem-solve and think critically. It’s like their first mini puzzle!
Fine Motor Skills
Grasping the knobs and placing shapes improves tiny hand muscles - helping with future tasks like writing or self-feeding.
Visual Recognition
The bright, clear shapes and colors help babies begin recognizing forms, patterns, and how they fit - laying the foundation for math and spatial learning.
Early Thinking Skills
When your baby tries to match the triangle with the triangle space, they're learning how to problem-solve and think critically. It’s like their first mini puzzle!
Fine Motor Skills
Grasping the knobs and placing shapes improves tiny hand muscles - helping with future tasks like writing or self-feeding.
Visual Recognition
The bright, clear shapes and colors help babies begin recognizing forms, patterns, and how they fit - laying the foundation for math and spatial learning.
Early Thinking Skills
When your baby tries to match the triangle with the triangle space, they're learning how to problem-solve and think critically. It’s like their first mini puzzle!
Fine Motor Skills
Grasping the knobs and placing shapes improves tiny hand muscles - helping with future tasks like writing or self-feeding.
Visual Recognition
The bright, clear shapes and colors help babies begin recognizing forms, patterns, and how they fit - laying the foundation for math and spatial learning.