Tiny Love Into The Forest Gymini Deluxe Baby Playgym

The Gymini®'s various features have been carefully conceived to support babies 7 developmental wonders, including motor skills, visual and auditory cognition, and the senses.

Part of the Into the Forest™ collection! Uniquely designed 2-in-1 baby activity mat with adjustable arches provides an adaptable environment for baby's continued growth and development. Electronic bird toy with engaging lights & music feedback, including 30 mins of music and 20 different tunes, can also be used as an adorable take-along. Selection of soft Into the Forest™ dolls and various activities will keep baby engaged and happy. Open arches mode offers baby a whole new perspective on things.

Product Features
Electronic toy with lights & music feedback
Adjustable arches provide an adaptable environment for baby’s continued growth
Crinkly Badger blanky
Crinkly peek-a-boo game
Shiny satin ribbons
Rattling & jittering soft fawn toy
Easy-grip squeaker
Mirror for extended tummy time
Innovative arch connector

MODES OF USE:
Laying down: While on their backs babies will enjoy the overhead gym toys and practice motor skills.
Tummy Time: Engaging mirror and other features will help extend tummy time and encourage gross motor skills.
Sit & Play: When in the sitting position, baby can continue exploring the toys and enjoy their more complex features.
Switching Modes: Simply press and slide the connector to move the arches and shift between the two modes.

AGE TIPS:
0-6 months: The gym’s colors, textures and sounds stimulate baby’s senses from the very first days. Let baby try to reach out and bat at the cloud mobile, wind chime and rattle doll, or explore their own image in the house mirror while on her tummy
6+ months: Once baby is sitting up, can go on exploring the various features in a more sophisticated way, playing the recording bird toy, enjoying the peek-a-boo tree
12+ months: As baby’s fine motor skills and cognition develop, will learn how to use the cute recording bird both to play mum or dad’s recordings and to record her own voice