Age 9+ months
The adult world becomes meaningful and interesting! Children imitate behaviors and their parents' habits through the laptop designed especially for them! The lighting effects, the mirror screen, the typical sounds in the world of computers and the design of a real laptop free the child's imagination!
With 5 educational and interactive activities he can make a video call with his animal friends, listen to music, look at pictures and do calculations on a calculator. Lightweight so you can always have it with you!
It teaches the child the first letters, shapes, numbers and colors of illustrated fruits, as well as small words thanks to funny rhymes and songs.
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Supports language development : by pressing the large buttons and touch controls, your child can hear songs and rhymes that help them learn letters, numbers, shapes and colors. The thoughtful and lively audio content supports your child's language development.
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Fun and engaging : the laptop's activities engage the child with music and songs. The child can also experiment with different facial expressions thanks to the unbreakable mirror on the screen.
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Stimulates imaginative play : your child can use the Baby Laptop to pretend to work just like mom and dad! It's their own laptop made especially for them with music, lights, sounds and activities aimed at stimulating their curiosity and supporting their development.
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Boosts physical and sensory development : The Baby Laptop helps support physical and sensory development with its lighting effects, touch keyboard and embossed symbols, sounds and music. It also supports the development of hand-eye coordination with activities that encourage different movements and facial expressions and offers different stimuli for each activity.
The Baby Clementoni series toys help parents to communicate and interact with the baby from the first days of his life. With innovative design and colors, non-toxic and durable materials, as well as textured surfaces and many activities favor the development of visual, tactile and auditory abilities, motor activity and the first logical correlations.
