Musical book
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An innovative two-level musical toy, designed to make tummy time stimulating and rewarding. Thanksits freestanding design and versatile electronic unit, it offers a seamless transition from a soothing experience for newborns to a playful adventure on the farm. Ideal from birth to encourage motor skills, visual tracking and sensory exploration. Lightweight, versatile and specially designed to stand on its own on a play mat or on the floor.
Double-sided, freestanding book for 2 stages of development :
- Mode I (0m+):High-contrast black-and-white illustrations. The electronic unit plays 6 captivating classical melodies by world-renowned composers (Mozart, Brahms, Schumann, etc.) to stimulate a sense of rhythm and attention. Each tune lasts 3 minutes.
- Mode II (3 months and over): Colourful and dynamic illustrations of farm animals. The electronic unit plays 5 short, realistic farm animal sounds (rooster, cow, horse, sheep, donkey) and a cheerful polka tune to stimulate auditory recognition. Easy-to-press buttons encourage tactile exploration and the learning of cause-and-effect relationships. 10 pages of attractive illustrations. Dimensions of each page: 16 × 14.5 cm.
- Encourages tummy time and motor skill development: Its unique rocking design and ability to stand upright encourage babies to lift their heads, thereby strengtheningthereby strengthening their neck muscles and extending the time spent on their tummy.
- Auditory development : Stimulates auditory recognition throughto classical melodies and amusing animal sounds.
- Visual stimulation: The double-sided design features high-contrast graphics for newborns and bright colours for olderhelps to strengthen eye tracking and concentration.
- Strengthening parent-child bonds : Fosters a meaningful bond throughthrough storytelling, showing pictures and imitating animal sounds together.
- Discovering cause-and-effect relationships : Interacting with the buttons introduces babies to cause-and-effect relationships from a very young age through active play.