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Tiny Love Polar Wonders Rob Take Along Musical Toy

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Tiny Love Polar Wonders Rob Take Along Musical Toy

  • Suitable for: Newborn+

Adorable baby-activated musical arctic husky

These are the key Developmental Wonders that this product can encourage in your baby:

  • SUPPORTS COGNITION: Features baby-activated tunes that delight baby at home and on the go, while promoting cause & effect learning and cognition.
  • STIMULATES SENSES AND SKILLS: Made with a variety of textures and crinkly fabrics that encourage discovery and development while offering tactile stimulation and supporting fine motor skills.
  • COZY AND REASSURING: Easy attachment clip lets you take this comforting companion wherever you go, reassuring baby with a familiar toy.
  • FUN TRAVEL COMPANION: Featuring Rob, a lovable husky named after famous explorer Robert Peary. One of Tiny Love's Tiny Pioneers - encouraging babies natural development.
  • Part of the Polar Wonders™ Collection - encouraging babies to explore & discover in an arctic wonderland.

Features:

  • Musical feedback with 3 melodies
  • Fun textures
  • Easy-grasp
  • Universal attachment ring
  • These are the key Developmental Wonders that this product can encourage in your baby:
  • The clearly defined face, bright colors, textures, and musical feedback stimulate the baby's senses and support development.
  • This comforting toy accompanies babies in and out of the house, giving them a sense of familiarity and security.
  • Small enough to take anywhere, Rob Musical Toy stimulates your baby to use fingers and hands in a variety of ways, thereby helping your little one develop fine motor skills.
  • As babies grow they learn how to create musical feedback, learning about cause and effect and advancing their cognitive skills