Category: Playthings & Toys
The Nesting Felt Baskets will engage your child—and build important milestone skills—starting at 13 months. Around this time, your toddler is interested in learning that similar objects come in different sizes and fit nicely into each other. Your child may learn to nest the set of felt baskets on their own around 24 months.
I didn't expect my 2-year-old to actually sit and sort the felt baskets by size for twenty minutes, but here we are. The felt is thick and holds its shape even after being squished and stacked a hundred times. Perfect for the 13-month-and-up stage where they're figuring out big versus small.
My toddler loves dumping all three baskets out and then figuring out which one fits back inside the next. It’s been a solid month and the felt edges still look brand new, even after getting chewed on a bit.
The felt is thick and sturdy, so my 14-month-old can grab and stack them without them collapsing. Watching him figure out which one fits inside the other has been a great little puzzle for his developing brain.
