What's in the box
1. Rotating drum – a developmental toy that encourages your baby to explore and move while supporting sensory development and fine motor skills. It has five colourful sides and a child-safe mirror. Turning and handling it builds motor skills, the different colours introduce babies to colours, and as it spins, a wooden ball inside makes a natural, pleasant sound that catches baby's attention.
2. Magic box "Colourful tissues" – a superb developmental tool for little ones. Pulling the tissues out and putting them back takes precision and practises grasping and handling. The lovely colours draw your child's attention, stimulate the senses and invite exploration. Later the game is perfect for learning colours and understanding ideas such as "empty, full" and "in, on, under". Playing with the tissues teaches focus and persistence as your child tries to pull out the next one.
3. Colourful wooden rattle – an eye-catching, colourful toy that is the perfect size for small hands. It is both a rattle and a rolling toy that babies love to follow while crawling. It supports fine and gross motor skills, cognitive and emotional development, engages sight and hearing and is safe for teething babies.
4. Rattle shower head – a rain shower with beads that make a soothing rain sound, bringing the little one lots of joy. Shake, twist and turn it and watch the beads fall from top to bottom. With one quick touch it becomes a 360-degree spinning rattle – great for sensory development and an ideal prop for rhythmic gymnastics classes!
4. Double-sided contrast cards – the cards can be used from your baby's first weeks of life. Their main purpose is to stimulate baby's eyesight, which is not yet fully developed at birth. Large graphics and high-contrast colours help baby focus on an object. Professional eye specialists recommend high-contrast cards during the critical period of visual development – suitable stimulation encourages activation of the right hemisphere of the brain. Studies show that looking at black-and-white contrast cards matters for an infant's cognitive function, strengthening the connection between the eyes and the brain.
5. Soft colourful ball for visual training – colourful balls are a great choice for babies as they stimulate visual development and curiosity. Tummy time is important because babies need to strengthen their core muscles for crawling and walking, and the fabric ball helps your baby reach and stretch while lying on their tummy. Bright colours capture attention and build visual skills – and it is a lovely way to play together, strengthening the bond between parent and baby.
