Petite Creations 3 in 1 Stuff Toy, Bottle Holder, & Teether Safari Friend

Description

Overview
The Baby Bottle Buddy™ collection was designed by a mom to help make feeding and bonding time more enjoyable for both baby, parents and caregivers.
The Baby Bottle Buddy™ captures an infant’s attention during feeding. Babies are often easily distracted by what is going on around them and the Baby Bottle Buddy™helps to capture their attention and have them focus on feeding.
Baby Bottle Buddy™ promotes hand-eye coordination; Parents will find their baby reaching for the bear while on the bottle which helps develop their fine depth perception; Research has shown baby’s first develop depth perception at 3 to 5 months.
Specially designed ears with bumps and ridges for sensitive gums while baby is teething
Can also be used as a wrist toy
Machine washable and dryable on low heat
Constructed with all-new materials
Safety tested (SGA) to all USA, Canadian & European standards & contain no BPA, Phthala
Specification
Constructed of all new material
Eyes and nose embroidered directly onto plush
Captures infants’ attention during feeding
Promotes hand-eye coordination
Stimulates near-vision development
Each toy has specially designed hands, which have been molded with bumps and ridges to stimulate babies’ gums during teething.
Your Baby Bottle Buddy Will Help Your Baby’s Eyesight Develop:
Babies improve their focus by first focusing on faces and then moving on to bright objects nearby. At first, newborns can focus for only a few seconds at a time, but by 8 weeks, babies can focus their eyes on nearby faces for longer periods. The ability to focus and see details takes practice and the bright, happy face of each Baby Bottle Buddy will help to strengthen the visual parts of your baby’s brain that are not fully developed at birth.
Baby Bottle Buddies and Fine Depth Perception:
Depth perception, or a three-dimensional view of the world, develops between 5 and 8 months. This helps your infant identify edges and drops, alerting her to dangers when she starts to move about on her own. By focusing on, and reaching for, an object close to her face (her Baby Bottle Buddy), your baby is learning coordination and how to judge distances.