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Unique stroller arch with musical electronic toy. Inspiration and engagement on the go!
7 baby-activated toys offer plenty of fun on-the-go while putting development at babies fingertips and encouraging fine motor skills.
Electronic bird toy plays 4 different tunes and can be activated by baby.
Designed for two stages of development: sensory exploration (0m+) and cause & effect learning (5m+).
Flexible arch easily adjusts to fit baby's age and playing preferences.
Part of the Into the Forest™ collection! Sharing those special Moments of Wonder™ with baby.

1. Arch easily angles toward baby
2. Easy-grip mirror
3. Fun rattling ball
4. Baby-activated musical bird toy
5. Transparent sun prism
6. Baby-activated propeller
7. Easy-grip teether
8. Universal attachment clips

These are the key Developmental Wonders that this product can encourage in your baby:

Senses
The 4 musical tunes, smiling characters, rattles and variety of textures stimulate baby’s sense of sight, sound and touch.

Fine Motor Skills
The arch’s adaptability means you can position the toys at the right distance from baby, allowing your little one to bat at the toys and later pull them, practicing motor skills and eye-hand coordination.

Cognition
Your baby bats at the dangling toys, learning all about the wonders of cause and effect. Later, baby will learn to activate the electronic toy and pull the propeller to extend this understanding.

Modes of use:

Easily connect the arch to your stroller or baby bassinet for fun and amusement on the go. Flexible arch and universal attachment clip let you adjust the toy to your baby's changing age and stage.

0-3 months
During the first three months, babies need visual stimulation to help them learn to focus their gaze. The stimuli should be placed at an optimal distance (8-12 inches) and should include some movement.

2-4 months
As your little one faces the toys within arm's reach, baby can gaze at the shining sun prism and other toys.

4+ months
At this stage, babies' developing senses and hand control allows them to reach out to the toys confidently, bat at them, hold them and pull them to their mouth. Baby will even learn to activate the arch's electronic bird toy to play some fun tunes.