Consumer Reviews We ensure an evaluation of the ratings using references all over the internet for each product. Calamari's bright colours with high-contrast patterns, crinkly hat, clacking rings and rattle, and unique fabric textures encourage sensory learning, fine motor skills, and early imaginative play (from 0-6 months).

Toddler Toy Baby Toys 6 Months Plus, Sensory Toys for Baby Toys 6 to 12 Months, Octopus Light Up Toys with Music for Learning Fine Motor Skills, Crawling Toys for 1 2 3 4 Year Old Boy Girl Gifts 🐬【Learning In Playing】Cute appearance and music light design, easier to attract your kids to play. From baby's earliest weeks through the active toddler years, you'll always find a Lamaze toy that is "just right". Lamaze brings moments to treasure for babies and parents, encouraging together time and independent daily discoveries.With eight knotted activity legs there is so much to explore; clacking rings, mirror, beads and multiple textures.

Their motor skills will be developing at a great rate so babies should now be able to start playing the musical notes available in some of the Lamaze toys and will be able to better play with the stacking rings and shape sorters. Easy for baby to grasp, the mini teethers have soft plush bodies with crinkles, rattles and squeakers, along with textured teether wings or ears. A newborn baby cannot see very far at all but can hear very well so much of the Lamaze philosophy in the early months is around helping baby develop these senses.From her crinkly hat down to her soft velvet feet, Emily has so many wonderful patterns and textures to encourage touch. Lamazetoys are designed in conjunction with Lamaze™ International, America's leading childbirth and early parenting organization, and Yale University child development specialists Drs. CUDDLY SOFT TOY - Freddie features a soft velour body that's ideal for cuddling and encourages tactile stimulation. Baby will love to see Yo Ho Horace in his very special book that’s perfectly soft for little hands to hold. Our toys engage a child’s senses, spark their imagination and encourage them to interact with others.