Canpol babies Sensory Hanging Travel Toy PANDA with clip BabiesBoo

The BabiesBoo Sensory Hanging Travel Toy PANDA with clip provides your child with great playtime while spending time outdoors or on long car journeys. It has a convenient clip that allows you to attach the mobile to a crib, stroller, carrier, swing, or car seat. The clearly defined, high-contrast panda face, pleasant rattling sounds, teether, and large mirror engage and support your baby’s sensory development. The Canpol Babies sensory hanging travel toy supports the development of your child’s natural skills—vision, touch, and hearing—and encourages cognitive and motor skills. The cute panda will entertain your child at home, on walks, and on the go. Large practical clip—ideal for attaching to a stroller, baby carrier, swing, or car seat. 4 elements including a mirror, rattle, and teether engage the baby’s senses and practice motor skills. Memory foam—soft and pleasant-to-the-touch material that retains its shape after squeezing. Supports visual development. Supports auditory development. Supports tactile development. Develops auditory and motor coordination. Develops hand-eye coordination. Ideal for babies from the first moments of life. The toy is made of BPA-free, safe materials. Instructions for use: Keep the toy clean. Washing instructions are on the label. Surface clean only. Warning! Important for your child’s health and safety! Before installing the toy, remove all packaging components. Make sure all small toys are correctly and securely attached to the toy. The toy must be attached to the crib well out of the child’s reach. Attach the toy to the edges of the stroller canopy and make sure it is firmly secured. Before use, the assembly should be checked and verified by an adult. The product complies with the requirements of: Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council 2009/48/EC on the safety of toys. EN 71-1 Safety of toys – Part 1: Mechanical and physical properties. EN 71-2 Safety of toys – Part 2: Flammability. EN 71-3 Safety of toys – Part 3: Migration of certain elements.