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Most Toddlers begin pretend play between 2 and 3 years, but some forms like symbolic play, can start as early as 18 months. Simple props like a kitchen set can spark early role-play instincts.
Look for toys that reflect everyday life like kitchen set, puppet pals etc. These build familiarity and encourage your little one to mimic what they see at home or in daily routines.
Pretend play nurtures thinking, empathy, and imagination. It helps toddlers explore cause and effect, express themselves, and even develop early social and emotional understanding.
Yes, as long as they’re soft, non-toxic, and designed for little hands. Our toys are crafted with rounded edges and no small parts—like soft wristbands, wooden rattles, or plush role-play props.
Montessori encourages pretend play rooted in real-life situations. Toys that reflect daily tasks—like cooking, cleaning, or sorting—help toddlers learn through imitation. That’s why collections focused on real-world themes are a perfect fit.
You can join in! Pour invisible tea, pack a pretend lunch, or doctor a teddy bear. Kids often model your behavior—many collections with role-based themes are made to invite this kind of co-play.
Toddlers typically begin with symbolic play (using a spoon as a phone), then progress to dramatic play and simple role play around age 2.5–3. Toys that mirror life—like mini makeup kits or pretend ovens—help transition naturally across these stages.
