Clip & Go Musical Mobile from Tiny Love

The Clip & Go Musical Mobile has exciting new features for more flexibility and variety, and is made for 2 stages of baby's visual development. And since it's battery operated, it offers continuous classical music with no need for winding and rewinding.

The variety offered by the changing elements, such as the disappearing and reappearing images, the change from two- to three-dimensional and the musical selections, helps to increase baby's attention span.

Features

0-3 months:Contrasting black, white and red elements for baby's early development

3+ months: 3-dimensional colorful soft dangling animals for baby's further visual development

Easy change from one stage to another

Specially designed clip for easy attachment

5 tunes - continuous classical and folk music

New mute feature - for silent visual stimulation

Fits most baby carriers, strollers and cradles

Battery operated -- requires 3 AA batteries (not included)

A multi-sensory experience The colorful toy, with music and movement, stimulates baby's hearing and vision, and invites her to gaze and follow. The variety offered by the changing elements, such as the disappearing and reappearing images, the change from two- to three-dimensional and the musical selections, helps to increase baby's attention span.

Object Permanence During the first months of life, baby becomes used to objects appearing and disappearing from her field of vision. In the fifth month, baby becomes intrigued with the concept of object permanence.

EQ
The soft music and movements fascinate baby, and help her to relax.

0-3m
The mobile's quality musical repertoire helps develop baby's hearing, and her vision with the inviting and colorful movement. The slow movement relaxes her and contributes to the coordination between these senses.

3+m
Baby's mature senses and memory enable her to enjoy the rich variety of familiar music. In the fifth month, baby begins to relate to the appearing and disappearing of the toy from her field of vision, contributing to understanding the concept of object permanence.