Large Wooden Toy Shelf & Montessori Wardrobe - Kids Clothing Rack, Nursery Furniture for Toy Storage & Organization - Perfect for Playrooms, Bedrooms, and Daycare Centers

Large Toy Shelf + Wooden Clothing Rack, Montessori Wardrobe, Wooden Shelf, Montessori Regal, Toy Shelf, Nursery Furniture, Toy StorageA Montessori Kids Toy Shelf is simply a low, open shelf made with natural wood. Because Montessori shelves are child-sized, little ones are able to easily access all their toys. Additionally, Montessori shelves don’t have cabinet doors or anything else to prevent a child from seeing which toys are available to them. When children can clearly see and easily access their toys without help, they spend more time playing and learning. This helps children build independence and concentration.DIMENSIONSLarge Toy Shelf Width: 36 cm / 14.2 inch Depth: 35 cm / 14 inch Height: 92 cm / 36 inchClothing Rack Width: 75 cm / 30 inch Depth: 35 cm / 14 inch Height: 92 cm / 36 inch

Child-Sized Accessibility Designed at the perfect height for children, this low, open shelf allows little ones to easily access their toys and clothes. By encouraging self-service, it helps build confidence and independence in daily routines.

Natural Wood Construction Made from premium natural wood, this shelf is both sturdy and environmentally friendly. Its durable construction ensures it will last through years of use, while the natural finish brings a warm, organic feel to any space.

Encourages Organization Skills With designated spaces for toys and clothes, children learn the importance of organization and tidiness. This helps develop a sense of order and responsibility from a young age, crucial skills for their overall development.

Open and Visible Storage Without cabinet doors or barriers, the shelf provides clear visibility of all toys and items. This design helps children make quick choices, fostering decision-making skills and promoting longer, more focused play sessions.

Montessori-Inspired Design This shelf and clothing rack is built to align with Montessori principles, focusing on independence, simplicity, and accessibility. The open design encourages children to explore their environment and engage in self-directed activities.