Play. Explore. Learn.
Inspired By Wonder
Beautifully crafted wooden Montessori toys that spark curiosity, develop fine motor skills, and inspire a lifetime of learning.
About Us
Rooted in nature. Designed for growth.
At Rakibo, we believe childhood should be filled with wonder, creativity, and connection. Our mission is to craft toys that spark curiosity, nurture imagination, and grow with your little one—naturally.
Each Rakibo toy is designed with care and intention, inspired by Montessori principles that encourage hands-on discovery and independent learning. We use eco-friendly wood, smooth finishes, and safe, non-toxic paints—because we know that what touches little hands should be as pure as their curiosity.
Safety First, Always.
All Rakibo™ toys are tested by CPSC-accredited laboratories and meet or exceed all applicable U.S. safety standards, including ASTM F963 and CPSIA requirements.
Each product has a Children’s Product Certificate (CPC) available upon request.
- 🧸 ASTM F963 Certified
- 🇺🇸 CPSIA Compliant
- 🌱 Non-toxic Paints
Gift-ready toys for curious toddlers.
Our Learning Toys
Why Rakibo Wooden Toys?
Learning through play, naturally" is the heart of our philosophy. We believe that children are born with an innate curiosity to explore, discover, and learn about the world around them. Our role isn't to force learning with flashing lights or complex instructions, but to provide beautiful, natural materials—like smooth, sustainable wood—that invite a child to touch, feel, and experiment at their own pace.
Develops Core Skills
Our toys are designed to enhance fine motor skills, color recognition, and problem-solving abilities.
Sparks Imagination
Simple, open-ended designs encourage creative thinking and sensory exploration, away from screens.
Safe & Sustainable
Made from durable, high-quality wood with non-toxic, water-based paints. Safe for your child, good for the planet.
Encourages Focus
Our toys are simple and purposeful, helping children build concentration and engage in deep, child-led play.
Daily activities
Designed to help children realize their potential
What parent say
FAQ's
What makes a Montessori toy a Montessori toy?
A Montessori toy is simple, made from natural materials, and designed to help children learn through hands-on, self-directed play.
What method is better? Traditional or Montessori?
Montessori education is often better for fostering independence, creativity, and hands-on learning, while traditional education may suit children who thrive in structured, teacher-led environments. The best method depends on the child’s learning style and developmental needs.
What are the five categories of Montessori toys?
The five core categories of Montessori toys are: Practical Life, Sensorial, Language, Math, and Cultural. These reflect the key areas of Montessori education and support holistic child development.
What are the best Montessori toys for my 1 and 2-year-old?
For 1-year-olds, the best Montessori toys focus on sensory exploration and object permanence. For 2-year-olds, they emphasize independence, fine motor skills, and early problem-solving. Natural materials, simplicity, and real-world relevance are key at both stages.
How should I store my Montessori toy?
Store Montessori toys on low open shelves in small baskets or trays. Keep only a few out at a time and rotate regularly to encourage focus and independence.
How will my children benefit by playing with Montessori toys?
Montessori toys help children build independence, focus, and real-world skills through hands-on, purposeful play. They support cognitive, emotional, and physical development in a calm, engaging way.
What are the benefits of non-electric toddler toys?
Non-electric toddler toys boost imagination, focus, and motor skills without overstimulating your child. They’re safer, more durable, and better for the environment.
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