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Toote kirjeldus inglise keeles:
ANDY THE ELEPHANT is the confidant of all secrets, always reliable and finding time to talk.
Sweet, with big ears, wearing black dungarees, 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.
Andy the Elephant 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 Andy the Elephant, namely Andy Senior, is a perfect addition - a DIY enthusiast who clearly is an expert in all matters and always comes to rescue.
The world seen by a child:
• NEWBORN - can see what is in front of him/her in black and white only in close proximity
• 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
ANDY THE ELEPHANT is the confidant of all secrets, always reliable and finding time to talk.
Sweet, with big ears, wearing black dungarees, 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.
Andy the Elephant 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 Andy the Elephant, namely Andy Senior, is a perfect addition - a DIY enthusiast who clearly is an expert in all matters and always comes to rescue.
The world seen by a child:
• NEWBORN - can see what is in front of him/her in black and white only in close proximity
• 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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