Surprises baby with silly sounds every time it moves
Expert developed, Parent preferred
- Soft textures and squeezable body encourage first grasps
- Silly sound effects delight & amuse your child
- Lightweight for easy rolling
- Bright colors and smiley face engage baby
- Dog barks, duck quacks when rolled or shaken
- Crinkle textures reward baby's touch
- On/Off button
- Motion-activated sounds teach cause & effect
*Actual product styling and colors may vary. Only one Giggle Pal included, Image reflects possible styles, but not necessarily the exact Giggle Pal to be shipped.
Share a laugh with your child. The First Years Rolling Giggle Pals make lots of silly, surprising sounds every time they move. What a fun way to teach your baby about cause and effect! These soft, squeezable pals are easy for little hands to grasp. Roll them across the floor to encourage baby's reach. Crinkly textures for tactile stimulation, too.
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Our goal, always, is to make the best possible products for you and your baby. To do this, we work in consultation with leading child development and parenting experts. We also listen to the members of our own worldwide Parents Council, who are real parents, just like you.
Conforms to ASTM specifications on Toy Safety F963. The First Years is a benefactor of the Child Development Unit, Children's Hospital, Boston.
Questions? Call 1-800-704-8697
Made in China
To Use: Press and hold leg for 2 seconds, then shake or roll for sounds. Sounds will continue to be motion activated unless turned off.
Turn Off: Hold Giggle Pal completely still until there are no sounds, then press leg and hold for 10 seconds. Sound effects will then be inactive.
To Clean: Wash before initial use. Wipe surface with a damp cloth or sponge using mild liquid soap. Wipe with clean water. Do not immerse in water. Air dry.
Tips: Reaching for objects is a vital part of learning. By rolling Giggle Pal away from your child, you'll be encouraging his reach.
Help your baby learn cause and effect. By encouraging him to shake or roll the ball, he'll learn that moving Giggle Pal will make fun, silly sound effects.
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