Lamaze Musical Inchworm
April 28th 2010 Posted at Baby Toyts
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Lamaze Musical Inchworm
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Lamaze Musical Inchworm $11.59 Recommended for babies from birth on up, the Lamaze Musical Inchworm is a plush toy that's perfect for playing and napping. Developed in conjunction with child development experts from Yale University, the Inchworm promotes mom and baby interaction, encourages tummy time fun, and supports healthy physical and sensory development. .caption { font-family: Verdana, Helvetica neue, Arial, serif; fon... |
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Lamaze Soft Chime Garden Musical Toy $17.95 Great for building coordination and strength, the Soft Chime Garden encourages baby to reach, tug and bat. Featuring soft textures, ribbons, and friendly smiling faces, it provides baby with multi-sensory fun and encourages two-handed play. Choose from three modes of music to awaken baby's auditory awareness. Complete with an attachment strap, the Soft Chime Garden easily attaches to a stroller or... |
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Lamaze Inchworm Caterpillar - NON MUSICAL Non musical version of Lamaze inchworm caterpillar. Contains rattles, squeakers, crinkly material, bells, etc - a different pattern or sound in each segment. Markers on the back measuring from 1 to 24 inches to measure baby. Recommended from birth on. Bright colors promote visual stimulation.... |
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