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Ozzie Orange

A delicious part of a collection of 5 fun developmental toys designed as fruit

3m+

Ozzie Orange, made up of variously textured fabrics, can be peeled into four slices to reveal a ball figurine that you can play with. Ozzie Orange is fit with teethers and legs with mirrors – it’s a small world of wonders. 

Ozzie Orange, made up of variously textured fabrics, can be peeled into four slices to reveal a ball figurine that you can play with. Ozzie Orange is fit with teethers and legs with mirrors – it’s a small world of wonders. 

  • One of a series of 5 primary developmental fruit-shaped toys
  • Flexible ring for attaching
  • Hidden surprise in each toy
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  1. Hidden jitter toy
  2. Soft teethers
  3. Mirror feet
  4. Rattling rings
  5. Crinkly texture
  6. Springy arms
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  1. Hang the toy with the adjoining clip on your baby's stroller. 
  2. Hang it on your baby's carrier to amuse her in the car.   
  3. Finally, hang the Fruity Pal on your baby's crib for some quality playtime after a nap.
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Did You Know?

Object permanence is the ability to understand that a rectangle, for example, is always a rectangle – no matter which angle the rectangle is seen from. When your baby sees Ozzie Orange when it’s closed, and then, gradually, as it opens – and watches this sequence once and again – she practices her understanding of object permanence and develops her cognition. 

Age Tips

3-5 months 
Hang Ozzie Orange facing your baby, so that he can reach it with his hands, bat at it and grasp its arms and legs.  
5 months + 
Play peek-a-boo games: open the orange to reveal the hidden pit, and close the orange to hide it.  
12 months + 
Show your baby a real orange. Let him touch and feel it. Show him the various parts, and compare with Ozzie Orange. 
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Fascinating series of developmental Tiny Love toys that will amuse and stimulate your baby