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Baby Walker - KA10838
Baby Walker - KA10838
Encourage kids to learn to stand and walk with fun games at the same time.
Encourage kids to learn to stand and walk with fun games at the same time.
Parenting Tips:
Parenting Tips:
Learning to walk is a slow process and every baby will learn at their own pace.Babies hit the walking milestone from 9 to 18 months. In USA, the average age of independent walking is around 1-year old.
Learning to walk is a slow process and every baby will learn at their own pace.Babies hit the walking milestone from 9 to 18 months. In USA, the average age of independent walking is around 1-year old.
Size:
Size:
47cm(W) x 13.8cm(H) x 49cm(D)
47cm(W) x 13.8cm(H) x 49cm(D)
Fine and gross motor skills training - pushing
Fine and gross motor skills training - pushing
Encourage children to push the baby walker to improve their mobility.
Gross motor skills training - learning self-balance and coordination
Gross motor skills training - learning self-balance and coordination
Encourage children to stand, push and walk behind the baby walker to improve their mobility.
Gross and fine motor skills training - shaking
Gross and fine motor skills training - shaking
Encourage children to shake the tambourine to create rattling sounds.
Fine motor skills training - gripping
Fine motor skills training - gripping
Encourage children to grip the ball, rattle, and accessory with both their right and left hands.
Listening training - pressing & listening to music
Listening training - pressing & listening to music
Press the button to create music. It encourages children to repeat the action and attract their attention.
Visual training - observing herself in the mirror
Visual training - observing herself in the mirror
Allow your child to observe her image and surroundings in the mirror.
Eye-hand coordination and cognitive training - shape sorting
Eye-hand coordination and cognitive training - shape sorting
Encourage children to sort the objects into the baby walker.
Gross motor skills training - drop and pick the balls
Gross motor skills training - drop and pick the balls
Encourage children to drop the balls to the hole and pick them from the bottom of the hole. Repeat the actions and learn all about cause and effect.
Cognitive training - learning objects
Cognitive training - learning objects
Teach children the names of the objects.
Cognitive training - pointing to objects
Cognitive training - pointing to objects
Name an object and encourage your child to point to it.
Cognitive training - learning colors
Cognitive training - learning colors
Use the balls to teach children to recognize colors.
Cognitive training - pointing to colors
Cognitive training - pointing to colors
Name a color and encourage your child to point to it.
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