Tiny Love Jumpy Tiny Smarts Rattle Toy

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Features

Jumpy�s smiling face and pleasant colors develop baby�s sight.
The combination of textured plastic and soft fabric develops touch.
The different sounds develop baby�s hearing.
The combination of these stimuli encourages baby to bat, shake, and explore Jumpy using his hands and mouth.
As baby looks at the toy, feels it and listens to the sounds, he develops his sight, sense of touch and hearing, as well as the coordination between them.
As baby lies on his tummy, leaning on one hand while reaching for the toy with the other, enjoying the way it jumps when he strikes the head, and striking it again, he develops his neck and shoulder muscles and practices shifting his weight from one hand to the other.
The first stage in preparation for learning to crawl.
Baby develops hand control by: Holding Jumpy�s head, arm or one of the balls on its legs, baby passes it from one hand to the other, practicing different grips. Shaking Jumpy in diverse ways.
Jumpy�s flexibility and bouncy spring encourages your baby to examine how it bounces.
Baby learns that a soft push will cause Jumpy to move slightly, and a forceful push or strike on it's head will cause it to jump.
Baby shakes Jumpy to hear the fun rattling sounds and learns how to make it bend in all directions.
These actions teach your baby the connection between his actions and their reactions (cause & effect).
5+ Months:Jumpy�s flexible body lets baby play with it in diverse ways -- lying on his tummy, his back or while sitting up. Baby can hold it in one hand or with both hands. Baby can bring it to his mouth to explore the textured balls or rub the rattling hands with the little bumps. He can move it from one hand to another, shake it and watch how it moves. He can put Jumpy on the floor and strike the head to see how the force causes it to move and bounce.
While lying on his tummy, place Jumpy in front of your baby, within hands reach.
Let your baby look at Jumpy and watch what he does. If your baby does not reach out with his hand, tap Jumpy gently on the head to encourage him to copy you.

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A happy figure that's lightweight and bounces when tapped on his head, encouraging baby to crawl after it.

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