The inchworm is made from high-quality materials. It is soft and comfortable, great for hugging. Hugging also teaches children to care for others.
The inchworm is soft and great for children to hold and grasp. Encourage children to hold the inchworm with one or both hands. Then they can shake it to make different sounds.
Shake the inchworm in front of your child and encourage her to crawl toward the rattle sounds.
Encourage your child to observe and recognize her own image in the mirror. This builds up her self-image.
Use the rattles, squeakers and crinkle paper to make sounds to the right and left side of your child's head. Then observe if your child moves her head or gaze to follow the sounds. This trains her listening skills and attention.
The inchworm is made of crinkle paper, rattles and other small parts. Encourage your child to grasp and shake the different parts with both their right and left hands.
The inchworm is made from different materials. Encourage your child to touch and feel the different textures and to chew on the teether.
Use the different colors of the inchworm to teach children to recognize colors.
Say a color and encourage your child to point to it on the inchworm.
Together with your child, count the inchworm’s 8 feet. You may also count them as 4 pairs of feet.