Crawling roll otter

Crawling assistant in a fun otter design with play functions - promotes motor skills, coordination & baby's senses - for babies & toddlers from 0+

The crawling roll in an exciting otter design accompanies baby every step of the way: it helps with the first attempts at crawling and walking & encourages support, play and grasping
Playful learning: rattle, crinkly paper, bell, mirror and soft bites ensure plenty of fun discovering and moving around with the crawling toy
Whether at home or on the go, the exciting crawling roll is always with you: the toy has plenty of variety to offer and is sure to soon become essential!
The educational toy playfully promotes baby's senses, motor skills and coordination and is therefore ideal as a gift for birth, baptism or birthday

Art-Nr.: 047172

Size: Ø 17 x 35 cm
Age: 0+ month

UVP*: 26,99 €
* recommended retail price for Germany incl. VAT

Functions

Rattle

Crinkly Paper

Mirror

Teether

Ding Dong

Gentle hand washable

Skills

Sight

Hearing

Grasp

Teething

Movement

Informations

The crawling roll from the Otter Theo collection helps children to learn to crawl in a playful way and is an ideal companion for their first crawling and walking attempts. The soft motor skills roll with cute otter application, loving details & exciting play functions encourages support and grasping and ensures a good mood everywhere. Rattle, crinkly paper, soft teether, little bell and mix of materials stimulate baby's spirit of discovery and curiosity and promote the sense of grasping and touch as well as motor skills, while the small mirror contributes to self-awareness. The play roll with otter and fish is guaranteed to quickly become a baby's favourite.

with rattle, crinkly paper, bells, mirror, soft teether & material mix
for babies and toddlers from 0+ months
Top material: plush–knit–printed fabric (100 % polyester), striped knit–muslin (100 % cotton), jersey (95 % cotton, 5% elastane)
ideal as a gift for birth, birthday or baptism for babies and toddlers
tested for safety by independent testing institutes