Oribel PortaPlay Convertible Activity Center, Monsterland Adventures

Product Notes

Product Dimensions 26.8 x 26.8 x 18.1 inches Stage One: 5 to 8 months Stage Two: 8 to 12 months Stage Three: Up to 5 years old Early Development toys for babies' early months Activity toys as the baby grows older Transformation to a Play table Musical Rattler This frown-y rattle toy wobbles and jiggles and makes a rattling sound when pushed by little hands, once again honing fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination. It encourages babies to grab, twist, and whack it. Graphic cards Graphic mode: This toy comes with changeable graphic cards featuring bold black-and-white images. They stimulate the optic nerves and encourage cognitive development, while also developing fine motor skills as your baby spins the wheel. Mirror mode: As the baby grows up, switch to Mirror mode. A cute mirror with bright primary colors to engage with, improve self-awareness, increase curiosity, and provide lots of giggles! Silicone teether In the early months, the baby will swat it and try to grab it. The patterns on the toy create tactile stimulation, important for sensory development. As the baby grows, it acts as a teether. The food-grade silicone material is a great soother for teething babies. Pincer Grasp and Stacker As your baby moves the little discs or ‘leaves’ along the vines, the ladybug moves up and down the tree! Endlessly fascinating, great for dexterity, eye-hand coordination and develops the ‘pincer grasp’ skill. Silicone Sensory toy This poke toy is great for sensory exploration, understanding of cause and effect and improving fine motor skills. The colorful ‘bubbles’ can be poked and pushed all the way through, keeping babies amused for longer, as well as have a calming effect on the mind. This toy can even be detached from the activity center so that the fun continues anywhere! Magic Tissue box Soft, monster-patterned cloths that can be pulled and pushed to improve fine motor skills, understanding of cause and effect as the baby learns to anticipate which cloth monster will get sucked in when grabbed, eye-hand coordination and provide tactile stimulation through the different fabrics and textures. Musical & Game-mode Drums Musical Game Mode: This colorful drum toy has a Monster Sound Mode that lets babies bang on the three buttons, each creating a different ‘monstrous’ sound. Game Mode: As your baby grows, the drum toy can be switched to a game mode to develop cognitive skills. The Musical Game Mode is inspired by whack-a-mole, a favorite from our childhood! Snack Bowl Playing is hard work; babies need to snack! This snack bowl encourages self-feeding. It lets children explore and understand food, be visually stimulated, improve fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination, along with better chewing skills. *This item includes only what is shown in the pictures listed on the Nextmom website.