Four textured rings slide onto a central post to help babies develop coordination and hand strength. Reaching for each ring lets infants practice grasp and release while exploring distinct colors and surfaces. A smiling giraffe head caps the stack to reward their efforts.
Each ring has distinct tactile surfaces and bright colors that keep little hands busy exploring different grips, weights, and textures during floor play.
The cheerful animal face sits at the top of the pole, giving infants a clear goal to aim for as they stack each piece in place.
Sliding the rings over the base helps babies practice hand-eye coordination, grasp control, and early problem-solving skills starting at 6 months.
Spills and drool wipe away quickly using a damp cloth and mild soap, keeping the plastic clean between play sessions.
Built for babies 3 months and up, this flexible rolling ball features thirty grasp holes and an internal rainmaker rattle.
Measuring four inches across, this flexible multi-color ball features large finger openings for tiny hands to grasp, roll, and toss.
