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Eli Elephant

An adorable clip-toy easily hung wherever needed

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Part of the Tiny Smarts collection, this compact little toy is a charming companion on-the-go: fit with a clip, it can be hooked onto your baby's stroller or infant seat. 
Part of the Tiny Smarts collection, this compact little toy is a charming companion on-the-go: fit with a clip, it can be hooked onto your baby's stroller or infant seat. 

  • A charming little clip-toy with an all-smiles expression
  • Engaging features, such as crinkly ears
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  1. Rattle
  2. Jitter
  3. Crinkly ears
  1. Use the clip to hang the Tiny Smart on your baby's car seat.
  2. Hang it on baby's stroller as an on-the-go toy.
  3. Place it in baby's crib for fun and play indoors. 

Did You Know?

Social smile appears at around 6-8 weeks of age, so when baby is around 2 months old, he may smile back at a smiling face (or take a little longer to reach that milestone). The smiling expression of Eli Elephant, combined with the jittery feature and crinkly ears help heighten baby's senses.

Age Tips

0-2 months 
Hold the elephant in your hand at 20-25 cm (8-10") away from baby's face , and allow baby to observe it.  
2-4 months 
Baby reaches out with her hand - at first, randomly, and gradually, with purpose - and bats at the toy, causing it to swing and make pleasing sounds. This effect is captivating and encourages her to try again. 
4 months + 
As baby’s grasp reflex disappears, control of her hands improves, allowing her to reach out confidently to bat the toy or grasp it for further exploration. 

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Fun stroller baby toys and baby accessories by Tiny Love designed to stimulate and amuse as on-the-go toys for babies