Babies will tickle their senses as they explore this squeezable, blue elephant that features eight different engaging activities. Soft, crinkly ears, a squeaker and a clicking dial will delight babies’ sense of sound. There’s even a colorful, spinning rattle on the elephant’s nose. Give it a twirl, and your little one is sure to smile.
The Busy Elephant also has a peek-a-boo mirror on his foot and a tethered teether in his pouch. With so many built-in play features, this huggable character is sure to be a lovable, comforting friend for your child to play with. Encourages hours of hands-on exploration and discovery. Measures 11.25″ x 9″ x 7″.
Product Dimensions: 8 x 11 x 13 inches ; 1.4 pounds
Shipping Weight: 1.4 pounds
ASIN: B001D6KHLM
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #331,809 in Toys & Games
Baby Einstein Count and Compose Piano
The feature-packed Baby Einstein Count and Compose Piano combine auditory, visual, and language development all into one toy. Your baby will love their introduction to numbers, instruments, and melodies with this piano. The large screen has colored lights that dance in time to playful classical melodies and the roller drum with rattle balls promotes fine motor skill development. Multiple music modes and instruments are sure to provide your baby with hours of fun and discovery. Also it features three play modes; Instrument key mode-Slide left selector over keyboard image, then slide right selector over desired instrument image, where baby can then play the piano keys to hear the notes of the instrument selected while watching the dancing lights on the screen. Baby Composer mode -slide left selector over the Baby Bach image, where each time baby presses 1 of the 5 keys, a consecutive portion of the melody will play along with dancing lights until the melody is complete. Baby can compose 7 different melodies in this mode. Counting mode-slide the left selector over the numbers image, then slide the language selector button on the front for desired language, where your baby will get an introduction to numbers 1-5 in English, Spanish, and French as each numbered piano key is pressed.
