£26.33
Lamaze Bea The Banana Activity Toy encourages essential development for infants. This soft friend features multiple textures and hidden surprises for engaging tactile sensory exploration. Babies practice fine motor skills while grabbing and peeling this engaging banana toy. The durable design supports learning about healthy snacks. Clip it on and go.
- Promotes the development of fine motor skills in babies.
- Features various textures designed for easy grasping and exploration.
- Contains hidden elements that appear and disappear upon peeling motion.
- Includes an on-the-go clip for secure attachment to prams or bags.
- Helps teach infants about healthy eating concepts through simple play.
Discover engaging developmental fun wherever your travels may take you.
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Product code: 32026602
More than just a fun-looking banana, Bea the banana from Lamaze will encourage fine motor skills, tactile development, problem-solving and more.
Babies learn about healthy snacks while grabbing and peeling this soft friend. Bea is full of textures to explore. With lots of hidden surprises, baby will learn about things appearing and disappearing each time you pull her peel.
Ever practical, the Lamaze on-the-go clip lets you hook this cute baby toy to strollers, carriers and diaper bags for fun where ever you go.
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