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Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn GFK01, 0.5 yr(s), Sounding, Batteries required, AA, Plastic, Multicolour
Item no.: [5149501] | Manufacturer: Fisher-Price | Model no.: GFK01 | EAN: 0887961763645
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With four ways to play, the Fisher-Price Silly Sounds Light-Up Piano keeps your mini-musician busy "composing" and learning all playtime long. As your baby presses the keys of this light-up piano, they're rewarded with either real piano notes, delightful duck sounds, silly cow sounds, or playful songs and phrases about colours, numbers, and shapes! And with an easy-grasp handle, you can take the silly musical fun wherever you and your baby go!
Where development comes into play
Academics: Playful songs and phrases introduce little ones to the alphabet, colours, shapes, counting, and more!
Thinking Skills: Pressing the keys to hear songs, sounds, and piano notes with colourful lights introduces your baby to the fun of cause & effect play.
Fine Motor: As your mini-Mozart progresses from batting at the keys to using their little fingers to push each key, and grasping the slider to move it back and forth, they're strengthening dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
Where development comes into play
Academics: Playful songs and phrases introduce little ones to the alphabet, colours, shapes, counting, and more!
Thinking Skills: Pressing the keys to hear songs, sounds, and piano notes with colourful lights introduces your baby to the fun of cause & effect play.
Fine Motor: As your mini-Mozart progresses from batting at the keys to using their little fingers to push each key, and grasping the slider to move it back and forth, they're strengthening dexterity and hand-eye coordination.