The Witch’s Ladder by Stein & Henditirto

The Witch’s Ladder: A Counting Book – Learn Numbers Through Knot Magic and Enchantment

Introduce little ones to the magic of numbers with The Witch’s Ladder: A Counting Book (1–10). This beautifully written board book teaches counting while weaving in spellwork, symbols, and intention.

Because children learn through rhythm, each page uses rhyme to build anticipation and joy. As they count from one to ten, they follow the creation of the witch’s ladder using knots, feathers, charms, and stones.

We have many occult books in our metaphysical shop and on our website, come visit! Connect with us for more on Instagram, Facebook (Meta) or TikTok.

The Witch’s Ladder

Although it’s designed for babies and toddlers, the message carries deep magical meaning. Due to its detailed imagery and rhyme, this book becomes a tool for both learning and enchantment. Also, the shifting shadows and growing details keep little ones visually engaged.

Children explore each number while watching the witch’s ladder grow knot by knot. Accordingly, every page reinforces number recognition through visual and symbolic repetition. They begin to memorize the rhymes and anticipate what comes next.

The 6.4″ x 6.59″ board book, The Witch’s Ladder. fits comfortably in small hands. Although it contains only 24 pages, each one adds another layer of charm. You can easily incorporate it into bedtime routines or magical play.

Parents and caregivers help children build early counting skills with spiritual purpose. Because the story in The Witch’s Ladder connects counting with magical practice, it becomes more than educational—it becomes sacred. And the tactile language creates bonding moments between reader and child.

Also, families who practice witchcraft or pagan traditions will find this book aligns beautifully with early spiritual teachings. Children recognize the symbols and feel the magic come alive with every new knot they count.

The Witch’s Ladder invites children into the world of magic with numbers, rhythm, and visual wonder. Let them count, chant, and imagine their way into a meaningful, magical tradition. With every reading, they learn to see numbers not only as tools—but as spells in motion.