Fisher-Price GCW09 Learning

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Keeps baby happy, entertained, and working away at those early motor milestones of grasping and shaking. As the sun sets and the planes pull into the hangar for the night, one aircraft is still high in the sky, joyfully loop-de-looping as a giant, smiling baby pulls it along on a string, stopping occasionally to take it apart and put it back together again. Fine Motor: Pressing the buttons and batting at the roller ball to activate songs and sounds helps strengthen your baby’s dexterity and hand-eye coordination.

The teether ring is made of 100% beech wood, and the crinkly, plush pear rattle is easy to grab and fun to shake! As the sun sets and the fishermen bring their trawlers ashore after a long day, one boat is still out on the water, joyfully darting to and fro as a giant, smiling baby pulls it along on a string, stopping occasionally to rearrange its decks. Press any of the buttons on his belly to discover new letters and first words, like B - Book and U - Unicorn. The teether ring is made of 100% beech wood, and the crinkly, plush cherry rattle is easy to grab and fun to shake!Every button on the otter's light-up keyboard rewards your baby with playful songs and phrases that introduce the letters of the alphabet and different first words that start with each letter.

Where development comes into play™ Early Academics: The otter’s fun songs, phrases and words introduce your baby to the letters of the alphabet and first words. The world's largest collection of books, toys and movies for smart, confident, and courageous girls. For sustainable and long-lasting stimulation of all sense: Whether crawling on the floor or taking their first steps, Whale Wilma is always there. That's right: it's a wonderful, wooden stacking pull toy boat that Captain Baby can use to learn coordination, motor skills, and imaginative play.Every button on the otter's light-up keyboard rewards your baby with playful songs and phrases that introduce the alphabet and different first words that start with each letter. That's right: it's a wonderful, wooden stacking pull toy plane that Pilot Baby can use to learn coordination, motor skills, and imaginative play.