Textual Analysis Of A Toy

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A toy fit for this stage is the fisher price rainforest bouncer. It is a modern bouncer with calming vibrations, a comfy seat and overhead toys. It provides a stimulating and engaging environment for the baby. Animal friends pattern are also within grasp. Rainforest sounds and songs can be heard for a soothing atmosphere. Continuous play can be activated so the baby will stay entertained and engage while bouncer vibrations comfort the baby for a relaxing setting once he or she finished playing. I believe this would be the perfect for an infant in this particular stage where they begin to reach for objects. Soothing and entertaining for baby. When it’s time to play, two rainforest animal friends on the removable toy bar encourage baby to reach and bat—a great way to strengthen motor skills and eye-hand coordination.This toy helps the infant to realize that they can perform actions through grasping the toy and it lighting up and it can make a sound. A perfect toy for this because they help enhance audio, visual and touch reflexes.This toy also has removable pieces so the parent can eventually help the child to discover object permanence
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I also played with a colorful purple toy that squeaked whenever it was pressed, it was a plastic heart shaped one, and not too small. The features of the toy such as the bright color, squishy texture and the sound it made enabled to develop the sensory skills during this particular stage. As a child it helps me to figure out what action should I make in order to produce a sound . It develops sensory skills, including sound or touch and coordinates these skills with their own

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