Montessori Penguin's Clock

A toy, a tool, an educational material, and a fun pastime? No way!

"What's the time?! What's the time?!" Well, that's one question your kids can find an answer to by themselves. Positioning clock hands to their preferred time of the day, which we all know is "play-time", strengthens hand-eye coordination, vision, and fine motor skills. Little timekeepers will often proudly remind you of the current local time without even realizing they are practicing their pronunciation and language skills. 

Seemingly simple tasks that bring great results.

Quantum physics might be too advanced for a 4-year-old, but fiddling with numbers, shapes, and colors while improving color recognition, logical thinking, and counting is no small feat either. Every position on the clock has a hole with a matching shape and number. The goal is to fit them all!

✅ Improves logical thinking, learning, and problem-solving skills
✅ Reduces anxiety, agitation, discomfort, and restlessness in toddlers
✅ Keeps your child engaged and motivated to learn for hours
✅ Develops independence, focus, attention span, self-discipline

We care for both you and the planet!

Rest assured, the natural materials we use to create our toys are completely safe to be in contact with at all times. Plus, we make it eco-friendly so our penguin friends can enjoy the South Pole for centuries to come.

Time flies when you're having fun.

Unlike this penguin on our clock, time can definitely fly when your toddler plays with this toy, as they will stay occupied for hours at a time, leaving you to do your stuff for as long as you like.

Time won't take its toll on this one! A gift for generations to come.

This toy is not meant to be played with for a few days and then thrown away like the rest of them. Your kid can enjoy this one for years to come and then pass it down to their sibling, teaching them what they learned all these years. As extra insurance to avoid losing parts over the years, we have included a cloth string to keep them together.

It takes 10,000 hours to become good at anything, parenting included. Let our toys make this journey quicker.