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A series of 3 fun developmental toys designed as primary fruit: orange, apple, and banana.
Toys open up simulating real fruit (peeling, separating) to reveal more hidden surprises and activities for developing those sensory and motor skills.
A multi-sensory experience
The Fruity Pals offer a multi-sensory play experience. Bold colors and adorable faces offer attractive visual stimulation; the variety of sounds offers auditory stimulation, and the mixture of fabrics, materials and textures stimulate the sense of touch.
Fine Motor Development
The wide range of activities each of the toys offers gives baby many opportunities to learn and practice different ways of grasping, perfecting hand-eye coordination and the ability to coordinate both hands.
Object Permanence
Between the ages of five and 18 months, baby is captivated by games and activities involving object permanence. Fruity Pals offer many ways to play peek-a-boo-type games such as peeling the banana, opening the orange or apple, hiding the face, etc.
Cognitive Skills
Fruity Pals open a plethora of play possibilities, limited only by your toddler's imagination, which she starts to use in play at about 18 months. The adorable fruit-like figures, with human characteristics (mouth, feet and hands) encourage creative, imaginative play opportunities.
EQ
The smiling, lovable human-like features (such as the head, arms and legs) invite baby's affection in the form of hugs and conversation, and later, offer an excellent opportunity to learn about body-image.
5-12m
The colorful toys stimulate baby's sense of sight, hearing and touch. Baby can also improves her fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination by peeling the banana or opening the apple or orange. And a delightful peek-a-boo game helps teach the concept of object permanence.
12-18m
Playing with the Fruity Pals toys helps you teach your toddler new words, such as the names of the fruits, in an inviting way. Her newfound motor skills enable her to explore each toy's intricate details easily. And as your child's ability to imitate develops, a new dimension is added to the play. For example, after becoming familiar with a real-life banana, she may peel the toy banana and try to treat you to a delicious "bite."
18-36m
As your child's imagination takes off at full speed, she may try to make a virtual banquet from the toy fruits, and may serve you, her dolls and all her friends.
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