Tiny Love Smarts~Eli Elephant(Blue)

Tiny Love in association with deliababy presents an adorable easy-to-hang jittery elephant clip toy-Eli Elephant. Social smile appears at around 6-8 weeks of age, so when baby is around 2 months old, he may smile back at a smiling face (or take a little longer to reach that milestone). The smiling expression of Eli Elephant, combined with the jittery feature and crinkly ears help heighten baby's senses. Soft, Colourful Rattle with Fun-It is a soft, elephant-shaped toy that wiggles and shakes whenever your baby pulls at it. Featuring a sweet, colourful design, this delightful rattle entertains babies while helping them develop motor skills and learn cause and effect. Parents can easily attach the Tiny Smart Rattle to a stroller, car seat, or activity gym for fun on the go. Wiggling Motion- Made from soft materials, the Tiny Smart Rattle delights babies, shaking whenever their little hands pull on the elephant's legs, nose, or ears. Your baby will adore the rattle's detailing, from the multicolour stripes on the elephant's ears to the polka dots on the bottom of its legs. Plus, the soft, plush shape is easy and safe to explore with hands and mouth.Attaches Easily for On-the-Go Fun-The Tin smart rattle is designed with a large, curved clip that secures to most car seat handles and strollers, so you can take it with you anywhere. And thanks to its portable size, the Tiny Smart Rattle fits easily into a purse or diaper bag, so you can pack it along on errands and trips to provide your baby with a fun, familiar toy wherever you go.Safety Standards: JFSL-HOKLAS, EN-71, ISO 8124-CNAS, CPSIA, CCPSA, ASTM-963; Packaging Dimensions: L23.10 * W11.90 * H9.90 (Cm); Product Dimensions: L23.11 * W11.94 * H9.91 (Cm); Batteries: No; Age: 0~6m; Colour: Blue; Gender: BoyUnique Features:? Rattle? Jitter Figure? Different Textures? Easy to grasp soft toy? A charming little clip-toy with all-smiles expressions? Engaging features, such as crinkly ears & jittery legsAge Tips:When the baby is 0~2m old; hold the elephant in your hand at 10-12 inches away from baby's face, and allow baby to observe it.When the baby is 2~4m old; she reaches out with her hand - at first, randomly, and gradually, with purpose - and bats at the toy, causing it to swing and make pleasing sounds. This effect is captivating and encourages her to try again.When the baby is 4m+ old; her grasp reflex disappears, control of her hands improves, allowing her to reach out confidently to bat the toy or grasp it for further exploration.