This was the first soft friend for my little one! She loved the textures and sounds that encouraged her to explore while bright colors promoted visual stimulation. And it has a ruler to track baby’s growth, so that was really cool. She is now 2 years old and she still carries him around.
Lamaze Musical Inchworm Review
I think we bought this when she was 3 months old. You can use it with younger child too, but no need since I don’t really think that baby younger than 3 months will find this (or anything) interesting. This cute and colorful worm has really interesting textures that child can touch (and chew) so I think it’s a perfect development toy for a baby.
In my opinion, you won’t be wrong if you buy this for your kid or as a present for someone else. Kids love it and the melody isn’t too loud so it won’t really bother the parents.
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Here is also the information from their official page that you might find interesting:
Features of Lamaze Musical Inchworm:
- Squeeze the nose to hear a melody
- Use the ruler on its reverse side to track baby’s growth
- Explore the eight different sections that feature multiple textures, squeaks, and crinkles
- Bright colors and multiple patterns promote visual stimulation
- Makes tummy time fun!
- Squeeze the nose to hear a fun song!
- Textures and sounds encourage exploration
- Bright colors
- Makes tummy time fun!
- Use ruler to track baby’s growth
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