Let your baby enjoy the electronic panel’s collection of activities, including the ball, peek-a-boo & mirror, knobs and switches, Rotating ball with beads, lights and music feedback, which foster fine motor skills and cognitive development. which foster cognitive skills and develop hand-eye coordination.

Standing gives your baby a whole new point of view. The height of the electronic panel is perfect for the cruising stage and will tempt your baby to explore while standing, practicing balance and building up strength. It won’t be long before she takes those first steps!

Once babies feel more confident standing, they start searching for new ways to discover! Set the wheels to slow in the walk-behind mode and let your little one explores the first steps with some extra support by using the safety brake. When baby is walking more confidently, you can switch to the gofaster mode.

When baby is ready to roll, it’s time for the ride-on mode. Each child reaches this milestone at a different stage, but once they do they will love sitting and rolling around on their little bike. Vroom, Vroom!

As a push toy, the tiny ride is the perfect companion for imaginative playtime. Just let your little one enjoy pushing her dolly around, packing the bin with cars or rolling to the moon – the sky’s the limit when it comes to the imagination.

Baby explores the fun selection of activities, including the ball, mirror, knobs and buttons on the interactive activity panel, while strengthening core muscles and developing gross and fine motor skills.

Baby can stand up and continue to play with the activity panel from this new position, developing their balance and building muscle strength in their legs.

Baby stands behind the mobility toy, holds onto the handle and, thanks to speed control, safely experiments with walking, further developing their balance and leg muscle strength, and preparing for independent walking.

Child sits on the mobility toy and uses their feet to push forward, learning to advance while controlling their balance.

Your independently walking child stands behind the mobility toy and pushes it about, using the basket to carry their favorite keepsakes and possessions.