Playgro Pop Up Baby Ball Pit, 6 Months And Up, Drop Activity Gym, Multicoloured, 40175

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Playgro Pop Up Ball Pit

Playgro's colourful learning toys encourage the development of babies and toddlers according to their age. They take into account the different sensory levels depending on age, motor and mental abilities and support the corresponding development. Due to the innovative development stage concept, the child's imagination grows with each age group.

From 6 months, babies become more adventurous and explore everything in their environment. This stage of development can be ideally supported with Playgro's interaction and movement toys. The strong colours and colourful patterns as well as the different materials of the Playgro ball pit are ideal for this. It provides versatile and instructive fun while lying and sitting.

The collapsible ball pit can be flexibly placed anywhere and filled with the 30 brightly coloured balls where the child can sit and lie down. The 4 activity stations provide additional variety and even more fun - here balls can be thrown in, popped up and slid down. This promotes gross and fine motor skills as well as hand-eye coordination.

At a glance:

Gross Motor Skills

Babies are born with certain movement patterns, but these are relatively uncoordinated and random in the beginning. From the age of 3, babies begin to develop hand-eye coordination and try to reach for objects more and more. They develop motor and cognitive skills and can gradually coordinate larger movements.

Touch

From 6 months of age, babies begin to actively perceive and explore the outside world. In this developmental phase, their sense of touch plays a decisive role, because the little ones get to know their environment by touching the different surfaces and materials around them.

Vision

Small babies enjoy contrasting colours. From the age of 3 to 6 months, most babies have 20:20 vision and develop an improved depth perception of their environment. The bright colours of the play pit stimulate the visual sense of the little ones and support their eyes in focusing on the different depths.

Fine Motor Skills

Fine motor skills evolve from an initially uncertain grasp to firmly holding objects with two hands. Once your baby has learned to hold things and pass them from one hand to the other, the wonderful world of play opens up for them. The many gripping possibilities at and in the ball pool are ideal for small hands and support the development of gripping and holding.