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Award Winning Symphony-In-Motion Mobile with Remote Control and GYMINI for your infant kids.

DVD MagIQ - Lamb

Meet Tickle the Lamb, Tiny Love's newest member of the family! More than a toy, our new DVD MagIQ is a complete, comprehensive learning environment featuring active viewing for baby. Tickle the Lamb responds in real-time to the DVD, using breakthrough technology developed by Tiny Love. Baby's fluffy friend will interact and respond in carefully selected set of vocal phrases and expressions to the exciting scenes and sounds provided by the DVD and will encourage baby to question and respond as well. The vocabulary is age-appropriate, ensuring that the baby is never overwhelmed, but always entertained. The DVD MagIQ comprehensively stimulates baby's visual, auditory, vocal, tactile and motor skills. Unique games, songs and humor, all designed by Tiny Love's child development experts, help develop baby's cognitive skills and sparks her imagination, taking learning and fun to a whole new level. Plush lamb responds vocally to exciting scenes and sounds on the included DVD Vocabulary is age-appropriate, ensuring that Baby is always entertained, never overwhelmed For ages 3–12 mos. Requires 3 AA batteries (not included) 6Hx8W"

Developmental Toys: Whale of Fun

The Senses :
The Whale-Of-Fun™ stimulates the senses by offering baby a variety of interesting things to look at, sounds to hear and sensations to feel and experience.

Fine Motor Development :
The activities the Whale-Of-Fun™ offers require baby to use her hands in a variety of ways: to squeeze the whale’s tail using her whole hand, to use one or two fingers to push the large button, and to fill the fish-scoop with water and pour the water into the body of the whale, which also requires good hand-eye coordination.

Object Permanence :
The little seahorse that appears and disappears, and the fish that hides behind it and appears with the motion of the water -- both make for fun peek-a-boo games.

Cognitive Skills :
The Whale-Of-Fun™ contributes to the toddler’s cognitive development by offering a variety of opportunities to experience cause and effect. It teaches about the connection between what the toddler is doing and the various results. It also demonstrates the properties of water – how water can make the seahorse appear and the fish move around.

9-18m :
The Whale-Of-Fun™ offers a variety of activities that develop different cognitive processes by teaching the basic understanding of the properties of water, such as what happens when you fill the whale with water. The Whale-Of-Fun™ also helps develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination by offering activities that require a wide range of hand use, such as filling the fish scoop with water, and pouring it into the body of the whale, pushing buttons, or squeezing the tail using the whole hand. In addition, the toddler sees, feels and hears the sounds made by the water -- involving his senses in his exploration and play.

18m+:
The toddler now enjoys sitting in the bathtub investigating the properties of water. She fills and empties the whale, and watches how the water influences the fish inside the whale. She squeezes the tail again and again to see what happens to the fish.

Developmental Toys: Froggle Bath Center

A multi-sensory play experience :
The Froggle™ Bath Center stimulates the senses in a variety of interesting ways, like the spinning star, the bubbles and more. In addition, the crinkly touch foot and roll beads offer auditory stimulation, and the cloth, plastic parts and raised buttons offer interesting tactile stimulation as well.

Fine Motor Development :
The Froggle™ Bath Center is essentially a mini-activity center that invites baby to explore and try new activities using her hands and fingers in a variety of ways: pushing, turning, filling the shovel and strainer "hands" with water and pouring it on the frog's head and then returning the hands to their place. This requires well-developed hand-eye coordination.

Object Permanence : The small dolphin appears and disappears again and again, and hides behind the tube. When baby presses the blue button, the tube and dolphin spin, so that baby has control over the appearance and disappearance of the dolphin.

Cognitive Skills :
The Froggle™ Bath Center contributes to baby's developing cognitive skills in several ways. It helps her understand the concept of cause and effect. It also teaches baby much about water and its traits, and how it can cause the eyes to move, how the fish begin to move when the Froggle™ fills up, and how the water flows through the little holes in the strainer scoop (hand) and stays in the scoop (hand)that is whole.

9-18m :
The Froggle™ Bath Center offers activities that help develop several cognitive processes, such as cause and effect, and basic understanding of water's unique characteristics. For instance, what happens when the frog is filled with water? It also helps develop fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination. As she presses the buttons and sees the various parts spin, and as she fills the Froggle™ with water using the scoop, she sees, hears and feels the water, which helps develop the senses as well.

18m+ :
A toddler in the bath is like a scientist in a laboratory. There are things to discover everywhere. She fills and refills the Froggle™, and discovers the different effects the water has on an activity. She fills the shovel and pours the water to see and feel the flowing water on her body.

Pull Along Pal

A multi-sensory play experience
The Pull-Along Pal develops the toddler’s spatial perception with a variety of visual scenarios that require sharp discrimination and attention to detail: reflections, completing geometric shapes, completing images, and more. A variety of sounds and textures stimulate his sense of hearing and touch, and the coordination between them. Fine Motor Development
The Pull-Along Pal includes a variety of activities that require the toddler to use his fingers in different ways, such as using all his fingers to push on the snail's head to hear the sound, or using one finger to make the bear jump. These serve to perfect his fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Gross Motor Development
As soon as he has acquired basic walking skills, the toddler can learn to accomplish another task while walking, such as pulling the toy. In order to pull the toy, he must be able to walk with one hand slightly behind him and to glance backwards while in motion. This helps him to improve control over his steps, and offers enjoyable encouragement to continue experiments while in motion. Cognitive Skills
The Pull-Along Pal develops cognitive skills in a variety of ways. It develops an understanding of causal relationships, with activities that provide intriguing feedback that encourage the toddler to experiment over and over again. The toy also encourages imaginative play. As the toddler pulls the snail behind him, he feels he can cause someone to follow him. Object Permanence
The Pull-Along Pal offers several games that allow the toddler to explore the concept of object permanence. The bear jumps when the button is pressed, the rabbit and snail play hide-and-seek, and the monkey disappears when the lion appears. Even the geometric shapes disappear and reappear again and again as they turn the small wheel. EQ
The snail's large, smiling face invites the toddler to play and pull it along, and to open his heart to make it a friend that he wants to bring with him everywhere. When he pulls the snail along, he must relate to it and its needs – Is the snail following? Does it need help? This developing relationship helps the toddler to learn about caring for the needs of others, and fosters his emotional development and well-being. 12m+
The Pull-Along Pal helps develop several developmental elements concurrently, and fosters gradual development of each. The toy invites the toddler to explore its features while developing his memory concerning the location of each one. He learns about each activity, how it is done or manipulated, and what feedback to expect. He perfects his fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and improves control over his fingers and hands while using them to play with the different activities. The toddler also develops his senses as he gazes in the mirror at the reflections, listens to the sounds, and feels the different textures. And as he improves his walking skills, he enjoys pulling his loyal friend, the snail, everywhere he goes.

Tiny Love Musical Stack & Play

The Musical Stack & Play is an exciting 2-in-1 electronic stacking toy and ball game that offers a variety of play possibilities, keeping up with baby's needs over many months and several developmental stages.
As a Stacking Toy

Threading, stacking, making a chain, opening, closing, clapping and sorting are just some of the play possibilities of the Musical Stack & Play, stimulating baby's creativity, limited only by his/her imagination.
As an Electronic Ball Game

Baby drops one of the four colorful balls into the specially designed funnel-shaped head at the top of the toy, and receives immediate feedback in the form of one of 4 different fun sounds, tunes and flashing lights. This will entice him/her to do it again and again, stimulating important development of eye-hand coordination, a skill he/she will need for the more advanced stage of play -- removing the elephant head and droping the balls directly into the narrower cone opening on tope.

Electronic lights and music feedback.
4 colorful balls with rattles inside.
Easy-to-grip, soft links and rings.
Crinkly ears
Long-term use
Requires 3 AA batteries (included)
Developmental Benefits:
Motor Skills
Problem Solving
Object Performance
Perception and Cognition
Imagination and Creativity

Symphony-In-Motion Mobile with Remote Control (FREE SHIPPING )

We are proud to introduce a new generation of mobiles, based on studies showing that listening to classical music can encourage certain types of intellectual and emotional development, popularly known as The Mozart Effect.

Our new developmental mobile is unique in that it combines a multitude of fascinating movements and motions to captivate and stimulate baby's developing senses, with the finest developmental classical music by Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, carefully selected and adapted by top musicologists, for maximum enjoyment and developmental benefits.

And now, our popular Symphony-in-Motion Mobile comes with remote control, so you can activate the mobile without disturbing baby.

Attractive, easy-to-use remote control is made with a large loop so you can hang it on the bedroom door or elsewhere that's convenient, for easy access and safekeeping.

A free informative booklet explaining the benefits of classical music for baby's development is also included
Features:

Activate mobile without disturbing baby.
Developmental music by Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven for relaxing, cognitive development, or stimulating.
4 different types of movement and motion keep baby fascinated.
Soft & colorful animals angled to baby's direct line of vision.
Beads slide from side to side with each turn of the arms.
An electronic detachable music box for long term use, with easy push-buttons -- no need for winding.
Long playing music -- a choice of three tunes of 15 minutes each of continuous music.
Default option plays all 3 tunes (of 5 minutes each) consecutively for a total of 15 minutes of continuous music.
Fits most cribs with easy mounting mechanism.
Swivel arm that can be moved from side to side for convenience.
High/Low music volume adjustment.
Music box takes three AA batteries, and remote control unit requires two AAA bateries (not included).

Tiny Love Musical Take-Along Arch

Our unique and versatile Take-Along Arch for the stroller and baby carrier will delight baby with its bright colors and special set of adorable, soft first toys.
Baby will never be bored on the go. She will have fun stimulating her sight by gazing at the dangling toys, and will get a work out practicing her motor skills and eye-hand coordination trying to connect with those same toys

A bee with crinkly wings
A colorful mirror toy
An adorable musical snail
Adjustable loops for varying the height of the toys
Extra loops for adding other toys
Large push-in clips for fast and easy attachment
Folds conveniently to fit in the diaper bag
May be adjusted to desired angle for baby's comfort
May also be used on a bassinet

Symphony-Light & Motion Mobile (FREE SHIPPING )

The Symphony Light & Motion Mobile stimulates and develops sight and hearing. With four different fascinating movements, it encourages baby to focus on an object and track it with her eyes. The combination of repetitive circular motion and other alternating movements with objects rising and falling and turning around, maintains baby’s attention and active observation. In addition, the alternating movement of the colorful liquids in the center, with or without the light, enriches the visual experience. The three different classical music tunes stimulate and develop hearing, bringing baby closer to the world of music and developing her musical skills. The combination of music and visual stimuli also develops coordination between these two senses. Fine Motor Skills The Symphony Light & Motion Mobile contributes to the development of baby’s eye muscles. Small babies find it difficult to follow objects with their eyes because of their limited vision and weak eye muscles. Consequently, slow-moving objects encourage babies to follow with their eyes thereby contributing to the strengthening of the eye muscles. Cognition Spatial perception: The visual stimuli are designed in layers – animals alongside balls with colorful cones above, and finally the colorful liquid shapes wheel. As baby’s vision develops, she begins to discover the top and bottom layers as well as those to the sides. This develops her spatial perception and her ability to organize and perceive objects in space. Cause and effect: The music box has four buttons and can be used as a musical activity center, encouraging your baby to push buttons (cause) in order to receive different musical responses (effect). Object Permanence From her fifth month, your baby will become aware of objects disappearing and reappearing within his field of vision. As a result, objects that appear-disappear-reappear in a fixed order and at a set pace, contribute to the discovery and exercise of this occurrence. EQ Baby’s ability to calm herself depends, at least in the beginning, on outside help. The mobile is a calming stimulus which sooths her. The combination of music and motion become a stable, familiar and friendly element for baby. Language Listening to music contributes to the development of language in babies. Both music and language consist of a series of sounds that make up sentences. In the first instance, the sentences are musical and in the second, verbal. In both instances, the brain picks up the series of sounds, organizes them and gives them meaning. 0-1m The Symphony Light & Music Mobile develops your baby’s hearing and sooths her with classical music specially selected for babies. During her first 3-4 weeks, your baby faces sideways. Because her neck muscles are still weak, she cannot look forward. Therefore, it isn’t necessary to assemble the entire mobile at this stage and it is sufficient to only play the music box. However, the rest of the mobile should be assembled by the third week. The movement above her will encourage your baby to straighten her head in order to see. 1-3m Your baby looks up and enjoys watching the objects moving above her and following them with her eyes, thereby developing sight and strengthening her eye muscles. Her improved vision allows her to discover more of the mobile elements. The classical music stimulates her to listen and develops her hearing. 3-5m The Symphony Light & Motion Mobile develops depth perception, in other words baby’s eyes become coordinated enabling three-dimensional perception, and allowing her to see various distances. Now she can enjoy the entire mobile, gazing with interest at the colored water generating a fascinating and alternating visual experience. She will discover the falling beads and will be able to follow the captivating motions, seeing how the objects are spatially arranged on a vertical plane (from top to bottom) and on a horizontal plane (to the sides) thereby developing her spatial perception. Her developing memory allows her to recognize the various objects and to continue enjoying them. 6m+ Now the mobile can be removed leaving only the music box for your baby to use as a musical activity center. At this stage, he is learning to understand the world around him by trial and error. He enjoys activating objects and discovers the link between his actions and the effect caused by his action. So, as he sits or stands in his bed, he pushes the buttons activating the music box, learning how to operate it, how to change the tunes and even how to switch it off, thereby learning cause and effect and developing control of his fingers (fine motor skills).

Tiny Love Gymini Super Deluxe - Lights and Music (Zoo)

The latest most feature-packed version of our award-winning Gymini 3-D Activity Gym, the new Super-Deluxe Lights & Music Activity Gym will enchant your baby with a whole world of developmental benefits, right from day one -- and all in one soft and secure environment.
Our new Gymini features the one-of-a-kind Lights & Music Touch Pad with classical music by Mozart and favorite nursery tunes, delighting baby with accompanying flashing lights -- which baby activates all on her own producing immediate feedback, sparking development of cause and effect learning.
As your baby develops, so will her senses and abilities to interact with the toys. And as time goes by and you watch, you will notice with amazement her increased skills and enjoyment of the various features of the Gymini. With the new Lights & Music Gymini your baby will never get bored. Whether on his tummy or on his back, your baby will enjoy overhead activities that stimulate the senses and encourage him to lift his head; and on the mat activities for those all important motor skills, for sensory stimulation and for learning about cause and effect.
Tiny Love Gymini Super Deluxe - Lights and Music (Zoo) Features:

Electronic Lights & Music Touch Pad with 10 minutes of continuous classical Mozart, plus short sampler of 3 catch nursery tunes.

Large sun mirror for motivating baby to lift her head.

Stimulating elephant jitter pull-toy.

Spinning, rattling parrot crinkly wings..

Classic colorful bead rattle and teether in one.

Adorable soft giraffe rattle.

Peek-a-boo activity on the mat.

Swinging monkey with springy legs to pull.

Squeaker and crinkly area on the mat.

Include trial batteries. Replace with three "AA" batteries after purchase.

Developmental Toys: Activity Developmental Gym Sun Garden

The ActiviTot™ developmental gym develops the senses by stimulating hearing, sight and touch. The soothing sounds of nature emitted by the mirror and the various sounds made by the vertical toys, the dangling toys and the activities spread around the mat, not only sooth and entertain baby, but encourage her aural development. The colorful vertical toys and simple colorful drawings draw baby’s attention and provide the necessary stimulation for developing her vision. In addition, the range of materials such as the various types of fabrics and hard and soft plastics which are integrated in the mat and toys, help stimulate baby's sense of touch as she holds the various items with her hand and explores them with her mouth. Activitot also develops coordination between these senses as baby explores the colorful toy in her hand and mouth, feeling the different textures and listening to the sounds. Gross Motor Skills The ActiviTot™ developmental gym is the ultimate solution for encouraging your baby to lift her head – the special pillow is designed to support your baby and help her to remain on her tummy, strengthening her neck and shoulder muscles. In addition, the musical mirror that is placed in front of her at a comfortable angle, encourages her to keep looking at her reflection and stay in this position on her tummy. The colorful toys in front of her stimulate her attention, helping her to remain on her tummy for a longer period, continuing to strengthen her neck and shoulder muscles. Later, from the sixth month, your baby will begin to reach out and grab at the vertical toys or strike at the mirror, practicing to lean on one hand and shift her weight from one hand to the other. The arches and toys can also be placed in different positions around the rim of the mat - encouraging your baby to turn around to see them, helping develop her crawling skills. Fine Motor Skills The toys hanging within arms reach encourage baby to reach out and strike them; first randomly and gradually more intentionally so she practices and develops eye-hand coordination. Later, she will bat at and hold the hanging and vertical toys (pulling, shaking and so on), and play with the activities on the mat (pulling the ear, pressing the horn and more). Cognition - Cause & Effect ActiviTot™ provides many experiences for understanding cause and effect, as your baby strikes the toy in front of her (vertical and hanging) causing it to sway, or strikes the mirror in order to hear the music. Object Permanence From the fifth month, babies begin to relate to the disappearance and reappearance of objects from their field of vision. ActiviTot™ provides your baby the opportunity to experience objects appearing and disappearing; as she lifts the rabbit’s ear or the leaf on the mat, the rabbit’s face appears and disappears. EQ Iin the beginning, babies depend on outside help to sooth themselves. The special structure created by the crossed arches, together with the defined borders of the small pillow reminds baby of the softness of the round protected womb, soothing her. The nature sounds coming from the mirror, filling the air with soothing sounds also contributes to the calming atmosphere, In addition, when baby looks in the mirror, she sees the reflection of a baby looking back at her (her face) and smiles at the smiling face and babbles to it, practicing initial social interaction. Language Your baby looks into the face of the baby reflected in the mirror and begins to smile and babble at the smiling face. In this way, the mirror encourages baby to make talking sounds. 1-2m The modular arches, when attached crossed over each other, create the Arches Effect, a defined space giving your baby a sense of protection as she lies on her back. The special pillow forms a pleasant, comforting and embracing place, and the nature sounds music from the musical mirror contributes to the soothing atmosphere, so that your baby is free to watch the dangling toys in front of her. 3-4m ActiviTot™ develops the senses -- with colorful toys dangling from the arches or attached around the mat, clear drawings on the mat (sight), music from the mirror and different sounds and effects emitted by the various toys (hearing), as well as the variety of materials and fabrics that provide different textures and sensations, stimulating the sense of touch. ActiviTot™ is the ultimate solution for encouraging baby to lie on her tummy strengthening her neck, shoulder and arm muscles (gross motor skills). The tummy-time pillow supports baby as she lies on her tummy, and when the large musical mirror is placed in front of her, her attention is captured by the reflected images of the toys and drawings, encouraging her to spend even more time on her tummy. The colorful toys and clear illustrations in front of her on the mat also urge baby to continue lying on her tummy and to lift her head in order to see them. The pillow also enables her to lay on her side or back to practice different positions. When your baby lies on her back, the toys attached to or dangling from the arches encourage her to reach out and bat, making the toys swing back and forth, and to grab and practice holding them. In this way ActiviTot™ helps develop fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination. The swinging toys teach your baby the connection between her action (batting) and the effect (swinging toy). ActiviTot™ contributes to EQ development in two ways: it provides a soft soothing pillow, and a mirror allowing your baby to watch the baby in the mirror (her reflection) and to practice basic social interaction. Watching the reflection in the mirror urges her to babble and make sounds, contributing to her language development. 5-6m At this stage, ActiviTot™ contributes to the development of all seven elements of baby’s development. Baby now lies on her tummy for longer periods, looking in the mirror and striking it to get feedback (sounds), or grabbing and playing with the vertical toys. Baby enjoys the motion, sensations and surprise effects coming from the toys as well as exploring them with her hands and mouth. She plays with the activities on the mat and listens to the crinkling and other sounds they emit, developing her sense of hearing. The vertical toys attached on the outer rim of the mat encourage her to stretch her hand forward to touch them and to practice shifting her weight from one hand to another, encouraging her first attempts to turn around. This strengthens and develops baby’s large muscles (gross motor skills). As baby grabs the toys dangling from the arches, enthusiastically pulling them and putting them in her mouth, she develops fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. ActiviTot™ offers several cause & effect experiences by shaking the toys and striking the musical mirror or the vertical toys. By lifting the small peek-a-boo flaps on the mat the images hiding beneath are revealed, creating an enjoyable peek-a-boo game. ActiviTot™ also contributes to the development of language as your baby babbles to her reflection in the mirror. Looking into the mirror encourages the development of basic social interaction, prompting your baby to smile at and talk to the reflection looking back at her (EQ). 6-12m Now that the arches have been removed, baby can lie or sit on the large activity mat; explore the toys and activities with her hands and mouth, continuing to develop her senses; investigate interactions with her surroundings; improve motor skills; and play peek-a-boo games, learning to understand object permanence. The pillow can also become a challenge for the young crawler who enjoys climbing over it.

Developmental Toys: ActiviTot Developmental Gym Tropic Isle

A Multi-Sensory Experience The ActiviTot™ developmental gym develops the senses by stimulating hearing, sight and touch. The soothing sounds of nature emitted by the mirror and the various sounds made by the vertical toys, the dangling toys and the activities spread around the mat, not only sooth and entertain baby, but encourage her aural development. The colorful vertical toys and simple colorful drawings draw baby’s attention and provide the necessary stimulation for developing her vision. In addition, the range of materials such as the various types of fabrics and hard and soft plastics which are integrated in the mat and toys, help stimulate baby's sense of touch as she holds the various items with her hand and explores them with her mouth. Activitot also develops coordination between these senses as baby explores the colorful toy in her hand and mouth, feeling the different textures and listening to the sounds. Gross Motor Skills The ActiviTot™ developmental gym is the ultimate solution for encouraging your baby to lift her head – the special pillow is designed to support your baby and help her to remain on her tummy, strengthening her neck and shoulder muscles. In addition, the musical mirror that is placed in front of her at a comfortable angle, encourages her to keep looking at her reflection and stay in this position on her tummy. The colorful toys in front of her stimulate her attention, helping her to remain on her tummy for a longer period, continuing to strengthen her neck and shoulder muscles. Later, from the sixth month, your baby will begin to reach out and grab at the vertical toys or strike at the mirror, practicing to lean on one hand and shift her weight from one hand to the other. The arches and toys can also be placed in different positions around the rim of the mat - encouraging your baby to turn around to see them, helping develop her crawling skills. Fine Motor Skills The toys hanging within arms reach encourage baby to reach out and strike them; first randomly and gradually more intentionally so she practices and develops eye-hand coordination. Later, she will bat at and hold the hanging and vertical toys (pulling, shaking and so on), and play with the activities on the mat (pulling the ear, pressing the horn and more). Cognition - Cause & Effect ActiviTot™ provides many experiences for understanding cause and effect, as your baby strikes the toy in front of her (vertical and hanging) causing it to sway, or strikes the mirror in order to hear the music. Object Permanence From the fifth month, babies begin to relate to the disappearance and reappearance of objects from their field of vision. ActiviTot™ provides your baby the opportunity to experience objects appearing and disappearing; as she lifts the rabbit’s ear or the leaf on the mat, the rabbit’s face appears and disappears. EQ Iin the beginning, babies depend on outside help to sooth themselves. The special structure created by the crossed arches, together with the defined borders of the small pillow reminds baby of the softness of the round protected womb, soothing her. The nature sounds coming from the mirror, filling the air with soothing sounds also contributes to the calming atmosphere, In addition, when baby looks in the mirror, she sees the reflection of a baby looking back at her (her face) and smiles at the smiling face and babbles to it, practicing initial social interaction. Language Your baby looks into the face of the baby reflected in the mirror and begins to smile and babble at the smiling face. In this way, the mirror encourages baby to make talking sounds. 1-2m The modular arches, when attached crossed over each other, create the Arches Effect, a defined space giving your baby a sense of protection as she lies on her back. The special pillow forms a pleasant, comforting and embracing place, and the nature sounds music from the musical mirror contributes to the soothing atmosphere, so that your baby is free to watch the dangling toys in front of her. 3-4m ActiviTot™ develops the senses -- with colorful toys dangling from the arches or attached around the mat, clear drawings on the mat (sight), music from the mirror and different sounds and effects emitted by the various toys (hearing), as well as the variety of materials and fabrics that provide different textures and sensations, stimulating the sense of touch. ActiviTot™ is the ultimate solution for encouraging baby to lie on her tummy strengthening her neck, shoulder and arm muscles (gross motor skills). The tummy-time pillow supports baby as she lies on her tummy, and when the large musical mirror is placed in front of her, her attention is captured by the reflected images of the toys and drawings, encouraging her to spend even more time on her tummy. The colorful toys and clear illustrations in front of her on the mat also urge baby to continue lying on her tummy and to lift her head in order to see them. The pillow also enables her to lay on her side or back to practice different positions. When your baby lies on her back, the toys attached to or dangling from the arches encourage her to reach out and bat, making the toys swing back and forth, and to grab and practice holding them. In this way ActiviTot™ helps develop fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination. The swinging toys teach your baby the connection between her action (batting) and the effect (swinging toy). ActiviTot™ contributes to EQ development in two ways: it provides a soft soothing pillow, and a mirror allowing your baby to watch the baby in the mirror (her reflection) and to practice basic social interaction. Watching the reflection in the mirror urges her to babble and make sounds, contributing to her language development. 5-6m At this stage, ActiviTot™ contributes to the development of all seven elements of baby’s development. Baby now lies on her tummy for longer periods, looking in the mirror and striking it to get feedback (sounds), or grabbing and playing with the vertical toys. Baby enjoys the motion, sensations and surprise effects coming from the toys as well as exploring them with her hands and mouth. She plays with the activities on the mat and listens to the crinkling and other sounds they emit, developing her sense of hearing. The vertical toys attached on the outer rim of the mat encourage her to stretch her hand forward to touch them and to practice shifting her weight from one hand to another, encouraging her first attempts to turn around. This strengthens and develops baby’s large muscles (gross motor skills). As baby grabs the toys dangling from the arches, enthusiastically pulling them and putting them in her mouth, she develops fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. ActiviTot™ offers several cause & effect experiences by shaking the toys and striking the musical mirror or the vertical toys. By lifting the small peek-a-boo flaps on the mat the images hiding beneath are revealed, creating an enjoyable peek-a-boo game. ActiviTot™ also contributes to the development of language as your baby babbles to her reflection in the mirror. Looking into the mirror encourages the development of basic social interaction, prompting your baby to smile at and talk to the reflection looking back at her (EQ). 6-12m Now that the arches have been removed, baby can lie or sit on the large activity mat; explore the toys and activities with her hands and mouth, continuing to develop her senses; investigate interactions with her surroundings; improve motor skills; and play peek-a-boo games, learning to understand object permanence. The pillow can also become a challenge for the young crawler who enjoys climbing over it.