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Lamaze Spin & Explore Garden Gym
The Lamaze Spin & Explore Garden Gym grows with baby to enjoyed i ... Last Update 06.12.2009 05:57
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by - written on 16/09/09 (Very useful, 44 readings)
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This is a very versatile toy with lots of lovely features that my 11 month old son still plays with. I bought it for him when he was two months old as I was looking to find a way of encouraging him to play on his tummy and had read a lot of positive reviews about this product. ~~~ Product Description ~~~ This toy comes in two parts. The first part of the toy is a nice, brightly coloured play mat which is about 70cm in diameter and is in the shape of a flower with 5 petals. Each petal has a different activity: there is a bumble bee attached to the mat by elastic which has a rattle inside; there are two large leaves which have crinkly material ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/01/09 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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I was delighted when I came across this toy when looking on the Internet for my three month old's first Christmas. He is not a lover of tummy time at the best of times, and has a slightly flattened head from being on his back so much. It is a lot smaller than it looks in pictures, but just the right size for a wee baby. It is suitable from birth and when your child is beginning to sit up, you can remove the spinner so they can carry on playing with the play mat itself. The spinner comes with a soft red ladybird cushion that you insert the top of the spinner into. You can then lie your baby across it very comfortably. The mat itself has crinkly ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/01/09 (Very useful, 245 readings)
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Not long after my daughter had been born we started to notice the back of her head was flattening at one side. We soon realised that it was being caused by a preference for looking to the left when sleeping. Like most parents we follow the information provided by the charity SIDS, to prevent cot death. This includes always lying a baby on his / her back to sleep. We were advised amongst other things to make the most of 'tummy time' for playing as much as possible to provide relief to her head . Through my research into ways of improving the problem I came across the Lamaze Spin and Explore Gym. This is really quite different to many play gyms on the market as ... Read the complete review
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