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Tummy Time Mobile Entertainer

About the product

Versatile 2-in-1 toy: fun tummy time mobile and on-the-go mobile all in one!
Created with love and care by our experts to support your baby’s development from day one.
Brings the mobile experience to tummy time with a wide selection of features and sounds.
Helps extend tummy time and promotes baby’s senses, motor skills and cognition.
Equipped with a large clip for easy attachment on the go.

Features

360° Rotating arms with music & lights
Double-sided mirror & hologram
Peek-a boo window
3 sound modes:
Music & lights: 30-minutes of uninterrupted music and colorful light show
Tapping: musical & visual feedback with every touch
Mute: silent rotation and peek-a-boo window
Universal clip for on-the-go

Specifications

0-5m
Product Dimensions: W-18.8cm H13.3. D-9.6cm
Batteries not included-3xAA/LR6 (1.5v)

Meadow Days™ Collection

This collection brings nature to your nursery with stimulating textures and vibrant colors, and encourages babies to discover the world around them.

Our designs are based on a proven developmental system
that supports babies’ skills at every age and stage.

As babies watch the moving characters in the peek-a-boo window, the understanding of object permanence develops.

Taking the mobile along on outings gives babies a reassuring sense of home.

As babies play with the mobile on their tummies, they practice coordination and balance and strengthen muscles that prepare their body for the milestones ahead.

The movement, color, sound and feel all stimulate babies developing senses with fun audio, visual and tactile stimulation.

0-2 months - SENSES

Place the mobile at the appropriate distance from baby (around 25cm away) and let them enjoy the engaging sound and movement in tummy time.

2-4 months - MOTOR SKILLS

At this stage, babies can lean on one hand while exploring with the other, strengthening both larger and smaller muscles.

6+ months - COGNITION

Once babies can sit up, they’ll love exploring the toy’s lights, sounds, and peek-a-boo window—building cause-and-effect skills and understanding object permanence.