The Whale-Of-Fun stimulates the senses by offering baby a variety of interesting things to look at, sounds to hear and sensations to feel and experience.
The activities the Whale-Of-Fun ...
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Product Description
The Whale-Of-Fun stimulates the senses by offering baby a variety of interesting things to look at, sounds to hear and sensations to feel and experience.
The activities the Whale-Of-Fun offers require baby to use her hands in a variety of ways: to squeeze the whales tail using her whole hand, to use one or two fingers to push the large button, and to fill the fish-scoop with water and pour the water into the body of the whale, which also requires good hand-eye coordination.
The little seahorse that appears and disappears, and the fish that hides behind it and appears with the motion of the water -- both make for fun peek-a-boo games.
The Whale-Of-Fun contributes to the toddlers cognitive development by offering a variety of opportunities to experience cause and effect. It teaches about the connection between what the toddler is doing and the various results. It also demonstrates the properties of water how water can make the seahorse appear and the fish move around.
The Whale-Of-Fun offers a variety of activities that develop different cognitive processes by teaching the basic understanding of the properties of water, such as what happens when you fill the whale with water. The Whale-Of-Fun also helps develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination by offering activities that require a wide range of hand use, such as filling the fish scoop with water, and pouring it into the body of the whale, pushing buttons, or squeezing the tail using the whole hand. In addition, the toddler sees, feels and hears the sounds made by the water -- involving his senses in his exploration and play.
The toddler now enjoys sitting in the bathtub investigating the properties of water. She fills and empties the whale, and watches how the water influences the fish inside the whale. She squeezes the tail