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Toote kirjeldus inglise keeles:
CONNOR THE PENGUIN is a true leader with great personality despite his small size. He usually keeps order with a characteristic buzz.
Charming, elegant, with colourful tags, he encourages the baby to cuddle and snuggle together. A soft cuddly toy, whose clothes with different textures and an inner rattle develop cognitive skills, can become the first best playmate of every child.
Connor the Penguin is a part of the C: MORE collection of 14 toys created for fostering psychomotor development by stimulating the sense of sight, touch and hearing. With toys from the latest collection we let babies C: MORE.
A father of the Penguin, namely Sir Connor, is a perfect addition - a military father respecting tradition and discipline, and also a master of organisation and sharp wit.
The world seen by a child:
• NEWBORN - can see what is in front of him/her in black and white only in close prox-imity
• 3 MONTHS - starts to see, recognise parents and colours
• 8 MONTHS - images become more clear, hand-eye coordination
• 12 months - sees clearly in colours but sight is fully developed at the age of 2 years
Properties:
• develops cognitive skills through stimulating shapes, textures and sounds
• develops the baby's imagination
• gives a sense of security
• function of a cuddly toy and a rattle
CONNOR THE PENGUIN is a true leader with great personality despite his small size. He usually keeps order with a characteristic buzz.
Charming, elegant, with colourful tags, he encourages the baby to cuddle and snuggle together. A soft cuddly toy, whose clothes with different textures and an inner rattle develop cognitive skills, can become the first best playmate of every child.
Connor the Penguin is a part of the C: MORE collection of 14 toys created for fostering psychomotor development by stimulating the sense of sight, touch and hearing. With toys from the latest collection we let babies C: MORE.
A father of the Penguin, namely Sir Connor, is a perfect addition - a military father respecting tradition and discipline, and also a master of organisation and sharp wit.
The world seen by a child:
• NEWBORN - can see what is in front of him/her in black and white only in close prox-imity
• 3 MONTHS - starts to see, recognise parents and colours
• 8 MONTHS - images become more clear, hand-eye coordination
• 12 months - sees clearly in colours but sight is fully developed at the age of 2 years
Properties:
• develops cognitive skills through stimulating shapes, textures and sounds
• develops the baby's imagination
• gives a sense of security
• function of a cuddly toy and a rattle
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