The Listener PlayRig
The Listener PlayRig
7 to 8 Months
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The ultimate toolkit for your baby as they grow more aware and curious about the world around them, develop their memory and show first hints of problem-solving ability. This PlayRig promotes:
- Critical thinking and problem-solving skills
- Memory and concentration building
- Understanding of object permanence
- Self-feeding with adorable cutlery
Inside This PlayRig
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Object Permanence Box
Teaches Object Permanence concept to your baby. Improves cognitive skills and coordination.
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My First Puzzle
Introduces problem-solving. Fosters shape recognition and fine motor skills. Builds vocabulary.
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Egg Shaker
Helps your baby understand cause-and-effect, introduces a sense of rhythm, and develops focus.
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Double-Headed Maraca
Easy-to-grasp design. Promotes listening skills and concentration. Creates a fun and interactive experience.
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Tambourine
Enhances dexterity, focus and hand-eye coordination and instills a sense of musical rhythm.
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Wooden Castanet
A fun way to promote sensory development, improve listening skills, and cause-effect awareness.
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My First Dining Set
FDA-approved silicone dining set. Aids self-feeding, promoting self-regulation and independence.
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Food and Utensils Cards
Picture cards of food and kitchen utensils to enhance object recognition, vocabulary and memory.
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My Teeny Tiny Garden
Board book with real photos to introduce common fruits and vegetables to your baby. Boosts vocabulary.
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Milestone Cards
Create precious memories by capturing your baby's 7th and 8th monthiversary photos with these cards.
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Digital Parents Guide
A comprehensive guide with developmental insights, toy introductions, play activities, and other invaluable info.
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