Baby Take-Along Arch - For Prams and Baby Chairs - Crazy Auction

Secondhand

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Indicative market price: R340.00

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R70.00

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Raptor001102

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South Africa

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An exciting new version of the popular Baby Arch

The colorful, large toys hang from the Baby Arch and offers great visual stimulation and the different textures stimulate baby's sense of touch. The Arch provides both a rich visual experience with motion, and auditory feedback at the same time. The built in rattle as well as the large, colorful toys, attract the childs and when the carriage is in motion, the toys dangle to provide dynamic visual stimulation for baby to gaze at.

The hanging toys invite baby to reach o ut and strike or grasp, first by chance and later quite intentionally as hand-eye coordination improves. The interesting and diverse structure of the toys, such as the prominent head and feet, help baby grasp the toy from different angles, and help him or her practice different grasping methods.As the Baby extends their hand, they make the toys move, which encourages them to do it again, strengthening her arm muscles.

As the baby learns that their actions cause the toys to swing, they start to internalise the concept of cause and effect thereby developing their cognitive skills