Montessori Living Room Activities for 13 Months Old

See all 25 Montessori living room activities for 13 months old. MontiPlanet.com offers a complete overview of all activities with descriptions, benefits and age recommendations. Find all Montessori living room activities for 13 months old.

RAD Children's Furniture Pikler® Triangle

Age: 6 Months-5 Years
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$285.00

Wood and Hearts Weaning Table Kiddo 0

Age: 1-6 Years
$79.00 Shipping

Buy on the Wood and Hearts store

$198.33

RAD Children's Furniture Infant Montessori Shelf 30 Inches

Age: 6 Months and Up
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Buy on the RAD Children's Furniture store

$130.00

RAD Children's Furniture Tiered Montessori Bookshelf

Age: 1 Year and Up
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$310.00

Coastal Hippie Design Cube Chair Large Jojoba Oil/Beeswax

Age: 6 Months-3 Years
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$169.00

ECR4Kids Weaning Table Lap Desk With Handle Natural

Age: 6 Months-6 Years
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$56.24 ~~$74.99~~

Play color sorting game with a bunch of different colored objects, such as balls, and some jars or boxes for kids to sort them into. Chase after bubbles to pop so they can move and run.

Kidodido Weaning Table

Age: 6 Months-3 Years
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$185.00

NATURAbaby Cube Chair Set With 1 Large Chair & 2 Small Chairs

Age: 0-7 Years
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$238.00

Tilhumt Montessori Weaning Table and Chair Set White

Age: 8 Months-4 Years
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$49.99 ~~$52.99~~

Sprout Kids Adjustable Montessori Weaning Chair & Table Set

Age: 6 Months-6 Years
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$259.00

Sprout Kids Adjustable Montessori Weaning Chair

Age: 6 Months-5 Years
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$79.00

Woodjoy Bench Table With Two Chairs Natural

Age: 6 Months-3 Years
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$535.91

There is no specific age when you can implement the setup, it can be as early as 6 months when they can get in and out of the cube chair independently and 3 years to see the most benefit of the shelf.

"Adults move because their will directs them, but not so with the small child. The small child is urged by nature." Maria Montessori, The 1946 London Lectures