Soft Tummy Time Book w/ Stimulating Baby Safe Mirror - Fun

Soft Tummy Time Book w/ Stimulating Baby Safe Mirror - Fun Black and White Montessori Toy w/ Crinkle Filling & 20 High Contrast Designs - Perfect Newborn Toy For Safe and Early Infant Development
- Nurture Your Baby’s Growth from Day 1: Super precious for your little one’s development, the soft baby book features high contrast black & white as well as crinkle pages, stimulating visual & sensory growth, while a tummy time mirror promotes cognitive exploration
- Interchangeable Designs - Extra Entertainment & Value: ZICOTOs’ baby tummy time toys encourage curiosity for a long time! The booklet contains 10 cards with 20 cute, captivating animal illustrations, the perfect high contrast baby toys for newborns & toddlers
- Safe, Durable & Easy to Clean: Crafted from 100% top-notch cotton, durable PVC card holders and a baby mirror for tummy time, the newborn toys are completely safe for your little bundle of joy. Being machine washable, hygiene & easy handling is ensured
- Versatile Fun That Enhances Development: Simply tie the sides with the ropes to make the 27.5x5.5” Montessori baby toy 0-3 months stand by itself and encourage your baby to hold their head up and explore their surroundings. It also works as a flat-lay flip & playbook!
- The Ultimate Gift for New Parents: A true blessing for baby tummy time training and play anywhere and anytime! Loved by both babies and parents, it's a cherished addition to any nursery - the perfect baby shower or newborn gift
Country USA
Brand ZICOTO
Manufacturer ZICOTO
Binding Toy
ItemPartNumber zic-ttbook3_23-204
Model zic-ttbook3_23-204
Color Black-white
UnitCount 1
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Brand	ZICOTO
Manufacturer	ZICOTO
Binding	Toy
ItemPartNumber	zic-ttbook3_23-204
Model	zic-ttbook3_23-204
Color	Black-white
UnitCount	1
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

Soft Tummy Time Book w/ Stimulating Baby Safe Mirror - Fun Black and White Montessori Toy w/ Crinkle Filling & 20 High Contrast Designs - Perfect Newborn Toy For Safe and Early Infant Development