Shumee Wooden Penguin Wobbler Toy - Montessori Baby Tummy Time & Sensory Development Toy for 1-3 Year Olds - Roly Poly Wobble Toy for Infants & Toddlers - Perfect Gift for Baby Boys & Girls - Great for Playtime, Learning Balance & Motor Skills
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Product Description
GREAT CHOICE FOR TUMMY TIME TOYS - The montessori toy will boost your child's motor skills and increase their hand-eye coordination and muscle strength; It's the right size for their little hands; Pushing them and watching them come up again is good for sensory development and balance training ROLY-POLY TOY: A perfect addition to playtime! This funny penguin is also a roly-poly toy that a child can bat at without it rolling away TUMMY TIME PAL During tummy time, this toy will have babies’ full attention, encouraging them to practice reaching and pulling themselves up DEVELOPS MOTOR SKILLS Little hands develop motor skills and build their strength as they reach for grasp, and push the wobbler › See more product details
Product Features
GREAT CHOICE FOR TUMMY TIME TOYS - The montessori toy will boost your child's motor skills and increase their hand-eye coordination and muscle strength; It's the right size for their little hands; Pushing them and watching them come up again is good for sensory development and balance training
ROLY-POLY TOY A perfect addition to playtime! This funny penguin is also a roly-poly toy that a child can bat at without it rolling away
TUMMY TIME PAL During tummy time, this toy will have babies’ full attention, encouraging them to practice reaching and pulling themselves up
DEVELOPS MOTOR SKILLS Little hands develop motor skills and build their strength as they reach for grasp, and push the wobbler
Customer Reviews
This is an awesome hand painted item. It is weighted perfectly & is fun to play with.
