Tiny Love DEVELOPLAY™ Activity Center "In-Stock" #00520

Our exciting new, double-sided electronic DEVELOPLAY™ Activity Center will keep baby busy happily pulling, pushing, spinning, grasping, looking, listening, smiling and squealing with delight!

• Smiling face plays a happy tune and lights up when pressed.
• Baby-safe mirror.
• Spinning clover for batting, reflects image in the mirror behind.
• Unique ring-pull activity.
• Reflecting spinning ball.
• Squeaker ball.
• Real musical instrument sounds - piano, violin, trumpet.

• The DEVELOPLAY™ Activity Center stimulates the senses by offering baby varied and rich sensory experiences and activities.
• It stimulates sight with such interesting and clear elements to look at as the smiling face with the blinking nose, in addition to other colorful elements.
• Hearing is wonderfully stimulated with an especially wide range of sounds and tunes, including a musical unit which introduces baby to different musical instruments and shows how they all come together to play a lovely Mozart piece.
• The sense of touch is stimulated by offering baby a large variety of textures, materials and shapes to experience.

• The two sides of the DEVELOPLAY™ Activity Center offer over 20 different activities that provide ample opportunity for baby to prefect his fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination appropriate for his age.
• The blue side offers large activities that are relatively simple – striking, rolling, pushing – appropriate for the younger baby learning basic control over his hands.
• The green side offers more complex activities that require separating the fingers, using the "pincer grasp," and using fingers in a variety of ways – thereby strengthening the muscles.

• The DEVELOPLAY™ Activity Center offers many ways to explore simple and complex examples of cause and effect.
• In the simple examples, baby learns to activate an element or perform an activity to watch or see how he can make something happen – such as pushing a button and receiving audiovisual feedback.
• More complex examples relating to cause and effect include learning how doing one thing, makes something else happen, such as turning one wheel on a set of gears makes the second wheel turn, or moving a lever sideways makes the flower spin.

• The DEVELOPLAY™ Activity Center contributes to baby's understanding of the concept of object permanence, with a figure that jumps out from under the door, and makes funny human sounds.
• Baby's ability to make this figure appear and reappear again and again contributes to the enjoyment he gets from controlling the situation.