LAMAZE Arty Says Cheese - Clip and Go Baby Pram Toys - Sensory Toys for Babies
Are you ready for your close-up? The Lamaze Arty Says Cheese is a cheerful critter with a camera who is sure to delight. This adorable little otter toy features high contrast colours and a soft body with multiple textures and ribbons for your baby to explore. The high-contrast design encourages visual development as they grow and learn about the world around them.
The Arty Says Cheese sensory toy has a mylar mirror that shows baby their reflection, and it makes interesting crinkle sounds that encourage grasping. Show your baby how this plush photographer squeaks when squeezed, or let them grab hold of the colourful rings dangling below. This is a fun way to introduce early cause and effect learning while encouraging auditory development.
Arty is a terrific travel toy too with a multipurpose clip that is designed to attach easily to strollers, car seats, or diaper bags so he can travel with your baby wherever the day takes you. Let your little one experience the world around them with a soft and friendly otter baby toy!
- Bonding Moments: This baby toy promotes close, nurturing interactions between baby and caregiver and early imaginative play as you help baby discover the sensory colours, textures, and sounds
- Engaging Baby Toys: This baby stroller toy promotes both tactile and fine motor skill development with engaging textures to explore and hold, as well as tethered rings to grab on to
- Toddler Sensory Toys: Arty Says Cheese is an adorable friend for little ones and includes entertaining crinkle and squeaking sounds that stimulate baby's attention and aid with auditory development
- Baby Travel Toys: Take your baby toys on the go with help from a large clip that attaches Arty Says Cheese to a stroller, car seat, diaper bag, and more for easy on-the-go fun
- Lamaze Baby Toys: It’s Time to Play! There’s no better way to share your love and bond with your child while helping them feel secure than through playtime together
Suitable for use from birth.
