The “Under the sea” sensory book supports your child’s development from the first days of life.
We have designed the book in two colour versions: contrasting and colourful, offering different visual experiences as your child grows.
The book’s attractive design captures your toddler’s attention. Sound-producing elements develop hearing, while different textures, raised details and hidden elements stimulate curiosity and the sense of touch. The mirror shows your child their surroundings from a new perspective and encourages them to explore the world.
Features
Double-sided version
The contrasting version particularly supports visual development during the first months of life, and the colourful version during later months. With two sides to explore, the book offers visual stimulation suited to these different stages.
Purpose
The side ribbons let you quickly hang the book on a cot. Its accordion shape lets you lay the book flat, making playtime more comfortable and giving your child space to explore the pages.
Varied textures
We have combined materials with different textures in a variety of ways. Together, they create a sensory garden for your child to explore, inviting little hands to discover a range of tactile details.
Sounds
Rustling elements and a squeaker create interesting sound effects, stimulating the sense of hearing. These sound-producing features add another way for your child to explore the book.
Full of surprises
The book contains many hidden elements waiting for your baby to discover. Each discovery encourages curiosity as your little one explores the different features.
Shiny and contrasting motifs
Shiny and contrasting accents make the toy a great visual stimulus. A gentle shimmer with every movement sparks your baby’s curiosity and stimulates visual perception.
Teether
Flexible teethers soothe sore gums, providing a soft feature for your baby to explore.
Mirrors
The mirror shows your child the world from another perspective. This makes play even more interesting and exciting, while encouraging your child to look around and explore.
Tags and knots
Colourful ribbons and cords encourage grasping, giving your child further details to discover as they play.
