Baby Einstein Cal-a-Pillow Tummy Time Activity Pillow
A soft tummy-time pillow with 9 multi-sensory features
Make tummy time cosy and captivating with the Baby Einstein Cal-a-Pillow Tummy Time Activity Pillow! Featuring Cal the Caterpillar, this soft, supportive pillow has 9 multi-sensory elements to engage baby, promote sensory learning and encourage longer tummy-time sessions. Shake the triangle toy for rattle sounds, squeeze the ladybug to make her squeak, and lift the felt flap to reveal a friendly snail. The included mini piano entertains with soft, glowing lights and 20+ phrases, melodies and sounds, while a baby-safe mirror encourages self-discovery and the crinkle leaf, two textured rings and colourful tags build fine motor skills. The compact design fits into a nappy bag for discovery on the go, and it wipes clean for easy tidy-up.
Suitable from birth.
- 9 multi-sensory elements to engage baby
- Mini piano with lights, 20+ phrases, melodies and sounds
- Baby-safe mirror, squeaker, rattle and lift-the-flap snail
- Crinkle leaf, textured rings and tags build fine motor skills
- Compact, wipe-clean design for tummy time on the go
- Cal-a-Pillow with built-in mirror and light-up mini piano
- Crinkle textures, rattle, squeaker and sensory tags
- Soft, washable fabrics with safe electronic components
- Approx product size 38 x 23 x 12cm
Suitable from birth.
Approx product size: 38 x 23 x 12cm
Baby Einstein creates playful, discovery-driven toys that engage little ones' senses and curiosity, nurturing early development through music, colour and texture.
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A great toy, my 2m old can grab use it to sit himself up during tummy time and he looks at himself in the mirror. I love that there are things for him to grab/reach for as his skills develop