Play, rattle and roll! The colorful Baby Einstein Bendy Ball is flexible and includes sections that allow you to mix and match red, blue, yellow and green. . Perfect for little hands to grasp . Includes a rattle inside for baby to shake . 4'' diameter .

Engage and amuse your baby with the fascinating Winkel. Babies will have a ball playing with this tangle of bright colors and fun textures; or parents can refrigerate the Winkel to turn it into a cooling and soothing teether. Measures 4.5".

Five-piece gift set includes fun first toys for baby! Includes: Goo Goo Goldfish: Offers a lesson in cause and effect Hello Baby Phone Rattle: Exploration of the phone encourages stimulation of mouth, lips and tongue Circle Rattle: Provides baby with visual, auditory, and tactile stimulation Smiley Space Face: Face engages baby and mirror builds sense of self Teething Wing Butterfly: Hard and soft flexible surfaces and water-filled section build awareness of lips and tongue. Ages Birth +

The Fisher Price Monkey Teether is easy for baby to grasp and has soft teething surfaces for baby to chew on. The brightly colored fruit click and clack with baby's movements and the tail serves as a link for mom to attach the toy to a variety of places and carry with her wherever her and baby go. Age: birth +

Inspire baby's vision, touch, and smiles with Baby's Loved Ones Photo Book. Three soft, fabric pages hold 4' x 6' photos of those who baby loves most. Bright textured fabrics, including fleece, velour, and sateen are a treat to baby's curious hands. A large wooden ring is easy for baby to grasp and securely holds the pages together, with a bright tuft of soft velour ribbons on the top. Fill the pages with photos of baby's loved ones and see her light up with smiles. Insert photos of baby's loved ones into the soft frames. Point to each photo and tell baby who she is looking at. Babies love looking at faces and will especially enjoy seeing faces of the people she is most familiar with. As baby grows, point out specific facial features or expressions. You might say 'there is mommy's nose!' or 'daddy looks happy!' while you point to the photos. Baby will learn the names of different body parts and become familiar with facial expressions, which will help her to express herself as she continues to develop. A thoughtful gift baby will love and appreciate for years to come!

Inspire baby's ability to grasp objects with the smooth, curvy Wooden Dove. The rounded, wing-shaped opening is sized perfectly for baby's small hand, encouraging him to grasp the dove. The bright tail feathers offer a variety of textured fabrics for baby to explore and crinkle when touched.When baby is alert, touch the palm of his hand with the wooden dove and he will naturally curl his fingers around it. At birth, your baby has an inborn ability to grasp objects, which will further develop during his first year of life until he has the coordination to pick up objects and hold them securely in his hands. Hold the dove in front of baby, encouraging him to reach for it. His hand-eye coordination is developing, as well as his finger dexterity. As he gets older, baby will move the dove from hand-to-hand and explore the textured fabrics with his fingers.

Sassy Ring RattleFeatures: Multiple textures offer variety to touch High contrast polka-dots and stripes help develop visual skills Ring shape is easy for baby to clutch Rattle is lightweight enough for newborn Center clear section presents moving beads for visual tracking For Ages: 0months and up

Inspire baby's senses with the Spring Bouquet. The D-shaped wooden rattle is sized for baby's easy grasp, with tethered flowers and wooden leaves for further exploration. Three brightly colored flowers made from textured fleece, twill and sateen provide tactile stimulation for baby's curious fingers. Shake the flowers to hear a soft chime sound. Two wooden leaves slide back and forth, creating a pleasant click-and-clack sound that stimulates baby's sense of hearing. Hold the rattle in front of baby and encourage her to reach for it. The ring-shaped rattle is easy for baby to grasp in either hand. Baby has an inborn ability to grasp objects, which will further develop during her first year of life. Shake the rattle to one side of baby's head to inspire baby's sense of hearing. She will hear the click-and-clack sound of the leaves and the soft chiming flower and will turn her head towards the sounds.