DREAM TEAM – C MORE First Baby Book
DREAM TEAM’s first booklet introduces the characters who make up the C MORE team. Meet ANDY, the elephant and keeper of everyone’s secrets, who always has time to talk; ADELLE, the giraffe, a lover of fun and dancing who is always accompanied by music and is an eternal optimist; ARCHIE, the panda, a lover of meetings who gets very attached to people; and ZACK, the zebra, who is simply everywhere and very sociable. The attached mirror lets us feel like part of the team, so we can join these characters and enjoy meeting them in the booklet!
Description
DREAM TEAM’s first booklet introduces the characters in the C MORE team:
- ANDY – the elephant – keeper of everyone’s secrets, who always has time to talk;
- ADELLE – the giraffe – a lover of fun and dancing, always accompanied by music, and an eternal optimist;
- ARCHIE – the panda – a lover of meetings who gets very attached to people;
- ZACK – the zebra – simply everywhere and very sociable.
Thanks to the attached mirror, children can feel like part of the team!
The booklet helps children develop new skills, from practising their grip and stimulating their gums by chewing on the protrusions of the teething ring to learning to count and exploring different material textures. It offers little ones several ways to engage with the toy as they explore and practise.
The toy features clear, contrasting colours that develop visual perception, imagination and concentration. It accompanies children in the early stages of development, meeting their new cognitive needs and encouraging them to explore what they can see, touch and hear.
The DREAM TEAM booklet is part of the C: MORE collection, created with a child’s proper psychomotor development in mind. It stimulates sight, touch and hearing. With our latest toy collection, we help our children see more: C: MORE. It’s a world through a child’s eyes, with vision changing as they grow:
- NEWBORN – sees what is in front of them, close up, and only in black and white.
- 3 MONTHS – the baby starts to see more clearly and recognise their parents and colours.
- 8 MONTHS – the image in front of the baby becomes clearer, and the little one starts practising hand–eye coordination.
- 12 MONTHS – the child sees colours clearly, but vision is fully developed by the age of 2.
Technical features
- Helps develop hand–eye–ear coordination.
- Contrasting colours support the development of a child’s eyes.
- Helps practise motor and manual skills, including grasping and moving.
- Develops cognitive skills by stimulating the senses with shapes, textures and sounds.
- Develops a child's imagination.
- Material: polyester.