Fisher-Price Eco Rock-a-Stack 13x14x22cm

With every turn of this activity toy, there’s something fun & exciting for your little one to see, hear and do. Baby can sort 8 shapes through the top – and lift the hippo’s mouth on the side to let the shapes spill out. Pressing the keypad helps teaches colors & numbers – and the butterfly book plays alphabet or counting songs when baby flips the page. Light-up piano keys play notes and musical ditties when pressed, and the peek-a-boo lion rewards baby’s touch with fun sounds.

Open a bucket of fun for your little one with Baby's First Blocks. These chunky, colorful blocks help introduce colors and shapes as babies sort, stack and drop the blocks through the slots in the bucket lid. Empty the bucket to start the fun over again and again! And with an easy-carry handle, you can take Baby's First Blocks wherever you and your tiny tot go! Where development comes into play™ Fine Motor: All that block-grasping and put & take play helps strengthen your baby's hand-eye coordination and dexterity. Problem Solving: Babies will exercise their problem solving skills as they figure out how to sort & drop the blocks in the correct spots. Curiosity: All the bright colors and fun shapes help to engage your baby's natural sense of curiosity during playtime.

"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 colors, 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, colors, shapes, counting, and more! Thinking Skills: Pressing the keys to hear songs, sounds, and piano notes with colorful 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."