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Peter Pineapple

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

3m+

Peter is yellow, bright pineapple, made up of a variously textured fabrics, which includes intriguing features for your growing baby: open up the pineapple to discover a little ball to play with.
Peter is yellow, bright pineapple, made up of a variously textured fabrics, which includes intriguing features for your growing baby: open up the pineapple to discover a little ball to play with.

  • One of a series of 5 primary fruit-shaped toys
  • Flexible ring for attaching
  • Hidden surprise in each toy
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  1. Hidden jitter toy
  2. Springy arms
  3. Rattling rings
  4. Textured feet
  5. Soft teethers
  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.

Did You Know?

The wide range of activities offered in Peter Pineapple gives baby many opportunities to learn and practice hand-eye coordination and the ability to coordinate both hands. This sensory stimulation helps develop and advance baby's cognition.

Age Tips

5 months+ 
Allow baby to explore Peter Pineapple on his own. If he struggles, help him to pry open the fruit.
    12-18 months 
    Playing with Peter Pineapple helps you teach your toddler new words, such as the names of the fruits and their different parts.

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    Fascinating series of developmental Tiny Love toys that will amuse and stimulate your baby