From 3 months
Apple Grab Toy
Let baby explore all of their sense as they touch and chew with this toy
- Let baby explore all of their sense as they touch and chew with this toy
- Promotes grasping and fine motor skill development in young children.
- The apple-shaped design is easy for babies to hold and manipulate comfortably.
- Vibrant colours enhance their colour recognition, making playtime educational and engaging.
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Description
Apple Grab Toy
The Busy Bug Roll is a captivating toy full of tumbles and jingles to engage growing minds. With vibrant colours, textures, and sounds, it's made for babies to explore their senses and begin developing their fine motor skills.
Product code:
E8500B
Features
- TUMMY TIME PAL: Captivating rolling and sounds engage and entertain babies during all-important tummy time.
- STIMULATING THEIR SENSES: The vibrant colours and textured surfaces provide sensory exploration and engagement as babies grasp and feel the Apple's different surfaces.
- DEVELOPING DEXTERITY: Rolling, touching, and interacting with the Apple promotes fine motor skills and coordination.
- MADE FOR BABIES: This toy is easy to grasp, hold and manipulate comfortably, after all, it's made for small hands.
- BABY'S BEST FRIEND: With its sweet rolling ability and chewable features, this Apple is the companion for engaging playtime.
Specifications
Title
Apple Grab Toy
Product number
E8500B
Age Group
From 3 months
Number of Parts
1
Size
9.8 x 10 x 9.8 cm
Weight
0.13 kg
Play tips
Place the Apple Grab Toy in front of your baby during tummy time to encourage reaching and interaction. Allow your child to independently explore the toy's textures, sounds, and grasping possibilities.