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Edushape Water Magic Cube Bath Toy, 6 Unique Strainers - Montessori Early Child Development Learning Toy - Teach Cause and Effect, Reasoning, and Cognitive Skills - Fit for Infants, Babies, Toddlers
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Edushape Water Magic Cube Bath Toy, 6 Unique Features
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EXTEND LEARNING INTO BATH TIME: Child Development doesn't have to be limited to a living room or classroom. Have fun with your little learner while teaching them important STEM and cause-and-effect concepts! Develop cognitive, sensory, motor skills.
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TURN BATH TIME INTO PLAYTIME: Bond with your little ones by making bath time even more fun. Encourage imaginative play or simply splash around with Edushape bath toys. Fun is guaranteed!
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IMPROVE MOTOR SKILLS: Edushape bath toys are easy to grab and help encourage the development of large gross motor skills. Rotate the Water Cube up and down, left to right - and engage your little one while developing their motor skills!
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EASY TO USE AND STORE: Edushape bath toys are made of quality materials that are BPA and Phthalate Free. They are easy to clean, store, and reuse for years to come.
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WHAT'S INSIDE: Water Magic Cube with 6 unique water strainers. Contains small parts. Suitable for 10 months and up.
About Edushape Water Magic Cube Bath Toy, 6 Unique
Edushape's educational toys are fun, safe, and encourage your little ones to reach out and explore the world around us! Product Features: Water Magic Cube bath toy; BPA & Phthalate free for baby's safety; About Edushape: Edushape Toys developed its first line of products in 1983 to provide pre-school teachers with the tools for creative play while educating their young students. Built on the strategy of seeing the world through the eyes of children, Edushape continues to create products that nurture imagination and spark creativity in the very young. Throughout the years, Edushape toys have incorporated high educational values while supporting a child’s healthy social and emotional development. Edushape toys are now reaching the second generation of children whose parents remember fondly some of the very same toys from their own childhood.
