MINIMALISM AND TOYS: The Only 15 Toys You Need 

Blocks Lego Books realistic Puzzles Playdough Train track Balance bike Scooter Crafts, paint, glue, scissors... Diy activities Montessori Sensory bin Musical items Balls Extras: dolls, material.

I love that you mentioned those desk bells, we love them so much and they helped my child to develop perfect pitch. So often when parents talk about musical instruments for young children they only include percussion instruments, or really cheap plastic instruments that don't give you a real sense of what the true instrument should sound like

This is a perfect capture of the range of toys/activities i have been loving from different Montessori families and now it's all in one place one short video that i can keep coming back to to keep on top of the various categories i wish to have in my girl's play area. Love this video thank you so much for it dear.

Love this video

Lovely content, I try to have one of each kind so we don't end up with thousands of toys that are not played with. I have been looking for indoor motor toys as we live in the north of Sweden and it's not easy to go out on the coldest winter days. This helped me a lot to understand what we have and giving me options to what I could give her for Christmas. Many thanks!

I think this is a great list. My son is 13, but we’re planning on having another child. The thought of toys/baby/little kid overrunning my house is leaning me to as minimal as possible with kid 2.

Great ideas. I enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing

FOR THE FULL LIST OF GIFT TOY IDEAS MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO, CLICK HERE: www.naturalvita.net/minimalism-gift-toys-15-toys-need/ We all love to see our children filled with joy about a gift/toy that they can use time and again. The list of minimalist gifts I have put together will give the child the opportunity to explore the materials in many creative ways, make discoveries for themselves and play out imaginative scenarios from their daily life. Other items are typical Montessori materials that will allow the child to refine their grasp, fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination concentration, and dexterity and provide practice working with two hands together. Some of the items are more specific for toddlers like a balancing bike whereas others are timeless toys that can be used and revisited by older children too.

The song about the colors XD You're living in Germany? Liked your video :)

Where is the chunky wooden zoo puzzle from please?! Brand?? (The one with alligator, lion, zebra, etc?!) thanks!!!

Fantastic content

Hi where is the book shelf in your videos thumbnail from?

This list is perfect and I started with all of these . Innately I knew these were important The only two I didn’t get is the scooter and balance bike . I got a tricycle . Very nice video !

I really like your video. Could you please share the name of the book with beautiful illustration starting around 3:22 ? Thank you.

Dear parents! When Your kids are very good behaviour all the time and always taking good care of their things, keeping their rooms very clean, loving their favorite things and want to make nice childhood collections of their things: books, clothes, toys, video games, clothes, DVDs and etc, then donataing is very wrong thing to do. If You have few space then storage boxes and shelves will help You out and Your kids will be very happy and thankful then, if they can keep their favourite things. Childhood things are very valuable and it is very sad, if they won’t see them anymore in their life. Every child should have the right to keep their things, if they can take good care of them all the time!!! Respectfully, Astra Viil

Instead of toys as gifts, give educational books a try. It may not be as cool as toys but they offer alot in terms of literature and learning. Not all children though are book lovers, so i recommend you pique their interest with tailor made books much like *personalised childrens books*

If anyone’s kids use scooters please get them to wear helmets. Falling off can be catastrophic without a helmet. 😔