Tiny Princess Butterfly Stroll Stroller Arch

Tiny Princess Butterfly Stroll Stroller Arch

The Tiny Princess Butterfly Stroll Stroller Arch  from Tiny Love is an adorable fun-filled on-the-go toy designed especially for your little princess. It is ideal for newborns and up.

• Caters to two stages of development: Batting and sensory exploration (0m+) Pulling for cause & effect learning (5m+).
• Flexible arch bends forwards, backwards, up and down.
• 6 baby-activated toys for fun on-the-go.

Skills this toy helps develop:

• Fine Motor Skills
• Senses

Easily connect the arch to your stroller or baby carrier for fun and amusement on the go. Flexible arch and universal attachment clip let you adjust the toy to your baby’s changing age and stage.

0-3 months
During the first three months, your baby needs visual stimuli to help her learn how to focus her gaze. Position the Butterfly Stroll at an optimal distance (8-12 inches) from baby while in the stroller or baby carrier.

3-6 months
As baby lies facing the toys hanging within arm’s reach, she can gaze at the butterfly smiling down at her from above. Later, she will develop the hand control that will allow her to hold the toys, explore the various elements and even pull the handle to move the propeller.

The flexibility of Tiny Princess Butterfly Stroll allows you to moderate the level of stimulation offered by simply adjusting the stimuli within baby’s field of vision.

Reducing Stimulation
If your baby seems restless or uncomfortable (crying, fussing or averting her gaze), remove the arch and reconnect it at distance. You could also fold the arch in a way that allows baby to focus on just one or two of the toys.

Increasing Stimulation
If your baby seems bored or uninterested, draw the arch closer to her (8-12in/20-25cm away), placing the colorful butterfly in the middle. Adjust the arch’s position so that the toys are within baby’s reach. Baby will be able to hit the toys with her hands and, later on, grab them with ease. To draw her attention, pull the handle to make the flower spin.

Did you know?
Touching different textures helps baby develop various abilities. It offers tactile stimulation and helps develop fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination