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Baby Einstein 'Discover & Play Piano Musical Toy'

Baby Einstein ‘Discover & Play Piano Musical Toy’

R360.00

Music is a powerful instrument to keep babies entertained and engaged as they grow. With the Baby Einstein Discover and Play Piano, babies can tap the soft-to-the-touch cloth piano keys to explore three discovery modes. In Instrument mode, your little one can listen to the sweet sounds made by a drum, violin, or horn. With Numbers mode, each tap of the keys introduces the numbers one through five in English, Spanish, and French. When switched to Animal discovery mode, your baby will love to chirp, woof, and ribbit along with his musical animal friends. One of the most beloved Baby Einstein light-up toys, this soft piano delights both musically and visually with lights that dance to the rhythm of the melodies.

As OT’s we love this because it helps develop:

Bilateral Integration  /  Midline Crossing  /  Auditory Localisation  /  Eye-hand Coordination  /  Eye-tracking  /  Engage in Cause & Effect Play

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Baby Einstein 'Octoplush Musical Plush Toy'Out of stock

Baby Einstein ‘Octoplush Musical Plush Toy’

R290.00

Octoplush the friendly baby octopus will take your little one on an exploration of colour, music and fun. The plush activity toy is lovable and huggable, and every squeeze will introduce your baby to new colours and sounds. Underneath each soft little leg, your baby will discover a colourful embroidered image. With a gentle squeeze, you’ll hear the corresponding colour and a short classical melody. Easily swap between English, Spanish and French so your little linguist can hear the colours in multiple languages. Plush stuffed animals like Octoplush are quick to enter a baby’s heart, and the friendship will only grow – a 2-year-old will love him as much as an infant!

As OT’s we love this because it helps develop:

Fine Motor Skills  /  Bilateral Integration  /  Midline Crossing  /  Auditory localisation  /  Tactile stimulation  /  Eye-tracking  /  Engage in cause and effect play

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Baby Einstein 'Octopus Water Play Mat'Out of stock

Baby Einstein ‘Octopus Water Play Mat’

R350.00

Under the sea exploration is at your baby’s fingertips with Opus’s Ocean of Discovery Tummy Time Water Mat, featuring Baby Einstein’s Opus the Octopus. Simply fill the centre of the play mat with water and blow up the outer rim with air. During seated play and tummy time, baby can work on muscle development while making the 6 floating sea creatures and shapes move under the surface. Perfect for naturally curious kids ages newborn and up, this hands-on activity introduces cause and effect as they touch the mat and watch the underwater creatures swim. It helps to engage and entertain infants and toddlers while encouraging the development of gross motor skills. Clean-up is easy —just drain the water and air, wipe down the mat, and fold it up for storage or travel. Use it at home or take along for adventures so your baby can discover the wonder of water and sensory play wherever you go.

As OT’s we love this because it helps develop:

Postural Control  /  Bilateral Integration  /  Midline Crossing  /  Auditory localisation  /  Tactile stimulation  /  Eye-hand coordination  /  Engage in cause & effect play

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Baby Einstein 'Sticky Spinner Activity Toy'Out of stock

Baby Einstein ‘Sticky Spinner Activity Toy’

R165.00

From mealtime to travel time, your baby will be utterly captivated by Baby Einstein’s Sticky Spinner toy. As this table toy spins and swirls, the brightly colored loops will whip up a visually stimulating experience. See baby focus as he curiously watches the inner ball and loops spin in opposite directions. Those colorful bands are fun to grab and spin, which will help encourage hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. The powerful suction cup base keeps the spinner in place whenever you need to entertain your squirmy baby. Use it as a high chair toy, or toss it in the diaper bag to have a frustration-free play on hand. Your baby’s fascinated little fingers will keep this world of color going round and round!

As OT’s we love this because it helps develop:

Postural Control  /  Fine Motor Skills  /  Bilateral Integration  /  Midline Crossing  /  Visual Perceptual Skills

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