Fisherprice Linkimals Smooth Moves Sloth

The Linkimals Lazy Dancer from Fisher-Price is an original baby gift that encourages your baby to move and learn with fun lights, music, songs and dance movements. Press the buttons on the leg of the lazy baby doll and listen to numbers, colors and much more, while the lazy claps and moves the head. In addition, the lazy dancer recognizes other Linkimals and together they broadcast music and synchronized lights. (Other Linkimals toys sold separately) Learning is fun with this toy with sounds Basic learning concepts: The fun songs and phrases of the lazy dancer doll teach your little one the numbers, colors, opposites and the alphabet. Thick motor skills: The songs and music of the baby dancer doll encourage the child to move and dance, which develops his coarse motor skills. Sensory skills: Colorful lights, cheerful music and softness of the arms of the dancing doll stimulate the senses of vision, touch and ear of the child. FEATURES/SPECIFICATIONS: Made with high quality materials Made with nontoxic materials Original gift for babies from 9 months. The interactive lazy fisher-price baby applauds and moves the head to the beat of fun lights, songs and music Press the buttons on the leg of the dancing doll to activate songs and phrases from numbers, colors, opponents, and alphabet. The baby will discover colorful lights on the tummy of the baby dancer doll and the softness of his arms Collect other linkimals friends and watch how they interact (fisher-price baby components sold separately and subject to availability) SKILLS/BENEFITS: Enhance Imagination - toys help to stimulate a child's imagination and allows them to think out the box. Motor Skills - As your child grows on a daily basis, they need to develop different motor skills which are important for their development. Interactive toys allow children to develop their ability to master dexterity and hand-eye coordination. Social Skills - When kids play, they love having someone else to join in on the fun and play with them. Toys have a way of allowing them to play and engage with other kids - a crucial skill to develop especially for those schooling years and beyond