Overview

• A versatile arch designed to encourage babys exploration and development.
• With two stages to accommodate different developmental phases, this arch is sure to captivate babys attention.
• Perfect for parents and babies on the go, keeping babies engaged and entertained while strolling outdoors for a more enjoyable experience.
• Plenty of different baby-activated hanging toys are attached to the arch, offering fun and engagement while boosting multiple developmental skills as you stroll with your baby.

Details

• Plenty of activities are designed for baby to feel and grab, including butterfly mobile with contrast color, bunny with crinkling ears and beads, rattling grip beads, and a rotating baby-safe mirror animated with print activity.
• Highly flexible design allows parents to adjust the level by altering the toys within the baby’s field of vision.

1. Pram use (0-6m) – The adjustable height feature allows parents to position the arch for their baby’s comfort and enjoyment at home.

1. Stroller use (6m+) – Can be attached to most strollers, promoting independent play and exploration.
2. Carrier use (0m+) – providing babies with a range of toys to play with while on the go.

• Light weight & easy to fold to carry while out and about.
• Easily attaches to a variety of strollers, infant car seats, and carriers by the design of universal attachment clip.

Development Values

• The Arch has two developmental stages to accommodate different developmental phases.

In Stage 1 (0m+), the arch features black and white, and colorful illustrated hanging butterflies to stimulate baby’s visual senses. In Stage 2 (3m+), the arch includes a rattling beads maze and double-sided spinning mirror with animated images, perfect for baby to reach & touch.

• The arch offers a high level of flexibility, allowing parents to adjust it to alter the toys that are within babys field of vision, ensuring optimal stimulation and engagement.

• Playing and grabbing the high-contrast colorful activity helps baby practicing eye-hand coordination, learning to control their hands, and developing their senses and motor skills.