Turning tummy time into fun time with an innovative and engaging tummy time mobile that doubles as an on-the-go toy. The upside-down revolution! The Black & White Décor Tummy Time Mobile Entertainer is an innovative product that brings the mobile experience to tummy time, helping extend the time babies spend in this all-important position. This versatile 2-in-1 toy is a fun tummy time mobile and an easy on-the-go mobile that is fitted with a large clip for easy attachment. With a wide selection of fun features and sounds, this toy promotes baby's senses, motor skills and cognition. Including multiple sound modes: Music and lights mode to entertain the baby; Tapping mode to encourage the baby to reach out and touch; Silent mode that lets the baby quietly enjoy the rotation and peek-a-boo window. Grows with the baby, from fun tummy time to sitting up, to supports baby's cognitive development as they grow Features 360° rotating arms, music & lights fascinate baby Double-sided mirror & hologram toys attract baby's attention Peek-a-boo windows offer visual stimulation 3 sound modes that enable musical feedback and visual stimulation Universal Clip Age Tips 0–2 months – Senses & EQ Place mobile at the appropriate distance from baby (around 25cm away) and let them enjoy the engaging sound and movement while in tummy time, helping them gradually stay in the position a little longer. When you leave the house, take the mobile along so baby can enjoy the comfort of a familiar toy. 2–4 months – Gross motor skills Set the entertainer on tapping mode and let baby try and prompt the fun audio and visual feedback by tapping the toy while in tummy time. This will encourage baby to reach out and try over and over again, strengthening important muscles. 4–6 months – Fine & Gross motor skills As babies become more comfortable with spending time on their tummies, they will be able to lean on one hand while playing and moving the mobile with the other. Make sure you position the mobile within baby's reach. 6+ months – Cognition When baby have mastered sitting up, they can continue to enjoy the toy's features, marveling at the charming sound and lights feedback they create, which will help them grasp the idea of cause and effect, or the fun peek-a-boo window, which will help them understand the idea of object permanence.
