Canpol babies Mini BabiesBoo
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Canpol babies Mini BabiesBoo
The Canpol babies Mini BabiesBoo sensory book is the ideal first toy for your baby, supporting his natural development from the first days of life. This play element can be placed on a stroller, cot, swing or as an addition to a trapeze. With bright colours, different textures and interactive elements, it stimulates sight, touch and hearing. Includes rustling elements, squeaker, teether and safe mirror to stimulate children's curiosity and motivate them to play. The book is easy to fasten with Velcro and is made of safe, soft materials that are suitable for even the smallest children.
Key features of the Canpol babies Mini BabiesBoo baby book
- Varied textures and interactive elements to stimulate the senses
- The Canpol babies Mini BabiesBoo Sensory Book contains rustling elements, a squeaker, a teether and a safe mirror to encourage curiosity
- Helps develop motor skills and coordination of movements
- Easy velcro fastening and safe materials suitable for the smallest children
- Practical plastic hook for attaching to stroller, car seat or swing
- Recommended by physiotherapists as a developmental aid in the tummy tuck position
- Suitable for children from birth
The Canpol Babies sensory toy for your little ones
Playing with this Canpol Babies book helps to develop motor skills and coordination of movements. The plastic hook allows it to be easily attached to a stroller, car seat or swing. This will keep your child entertained not only at home, but also on the go. This book encourages a tummy time position, which helps strengthen muscles and overall motor development.
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| Code: | HRAls11986 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
| Manufacturer information |
Canpol Sp. z o.o., 02-884 Warszawa, ul. Puławska 430, Polska, Office, sales: / Biuro, sprzedaż:, Słubica B, ul. Graniczna 4, 96-321 Żabia Wola, Poland, tel. (+48 46) 858 00 00, fax: (+48 46) 858 00 01, [email protected], www.canpolbabies.com 
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