• The Gymini® Deluxe offers comprehensive sensory stimulation and in essence, stimulates a variety of the seven developmental elements.
• When lying on his back, baby gazes at the hanging toys, reaches out to touch them and perfects control over his arms.
• When on his tummy, baby raises his head to look at the colorful images surrounding him.

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• Place your baby on his back under the arches and hang the toys within reach of both his hands and feet.
• To encourage your baby to practice raising his head and neck, place him on his tummy so that he can look at the images on the blanket.
• Operate the different activities for your baby to show him how they work, and try to draw his attention to the sounds and activities.
  
  

• As the senses develop and baby's control over his body improves, he can enjoy all the stimulation the Gymini® Deluxe has to offer.
• On his tummy, baby gazes at the images on the blanket and from five months, can lift the flaps to reveal the animals hiding underneath, for an inviting game of peek-a-boo.
• When he lies on his back, the Gymini® Deluxe provides ample opportunity to perfect his hand-eye coordination by offering colorful toys that invite him to reach out and grasp, and explore further by bringing them to his mouth.

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• Change the placement of the toys periodically to retain your baby's attention, and to encourage him to reach out to grasp the toys.
  
• Draw his attention to the images on the blanket.
• Make certain that the toys are within your baby's reach so that he can grasp them easily.
• It is possible to attach other large toys, such as the Baby’s Wind Chimes, to the Gymini^® Deluxe so that when he kicks the toy, he will receive auditory feedback.
  
  

• With the arches removed, baby can now enjoy lying or sitting on the activity blanket, and can touch and explore the objects and activities – enjoying the feel, sounds and images he can discover or uncover – or playing with the toys that have been removed from the arches.
• Baby learns about causal relationships as he strikes an object to produce a sound.
• He begins to understand object permanence, as he lifts the peek-a-boo flaps to reveal the image of an animal hiding underneath.

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• Remove the arches and let your baby play on the activity blanket.
• Play peek-a-boo with the flaps on the blanket.
  
• Detach the toys and let your baby play with each one individually. Let him explore them with his hands and mouth, and learn how to operate them with his hands.
• Draw your baby's attention to the images on the blanket.