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Color Pop Palette Sensory Toy

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$3.24 $4.99 In stock

Category: Baby Einstein

Description

The Color Pop Palette Sensory Toy engages baby with colors and shapes and supports fine motor skills. 4 soft, brightly-colored poppers feature shapes and textures to encourage tactile skills and early shape and color learning. An easy-to-grasp handle makes this a perfect toy for travel or floor play. This battery-free toy wipes clean and is intended for children ages 6-12 months.

  • The Color Pop Palette Sensory Toy encourages fine motor skills through multisensory play.
  • 4 brightly-colored shape poppers feature textured shapes to engage baby and help parents introduce colors and shapes. Supports sensory discovery and engagement through play.
  • Simple, easy to grasp handle for learning at home or on-the-go.
  • Wipes clean and requires no batteries.
  • Product dimensions: 6 inch width X 5.2 inch height X 1 inch depth


Price & Details

MSRP: 4.99


SKU: 16822-000


Dimensions (in): 6.0" (H) x 4.7" (W) x 0.5" (L)


User Age Range (months): 6 - 36 months


Assembly Required: No


Batteries: Not Required


Materials: 100% Plastic




Instructions & Care
  • baby toys
  • cause and effect toys
  • baby sensory toys
  • musical toys
  • Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

    Eli R. ★★★★★

    My 7-month-old is obsessed with these bright little poppers and keeps going back to the bumpy purple one. The soft shapes are easy for her tiny hands to grab and press, which is exactly what I wanted for tummy time.

    Stella A. ★★★★★

    The four poppers have different textures, and my daughter keeps going back to the bumpy one while she's teething. They're soft enough that she can squeeze them easily, and the bright colors actually hold her attention longer than her other toys.

    Emily A. ★★★★★

    The textures on these four poppers are perfect for little hands—my daughter keeps grabbing the bumpy star and squealing. It's held up to being thrown and chewed on for two weeks now, which says a lot.