Richgv Soft Baby Books Toys 0-3-6-12 Months, 3D Touch and Feel Crinkle Books, Baby Boy Girl Christmas Gifts, Cloth Books…

Baby Boy Gifts Baby Girl Gifts: Richgv baby book has a lot of textures to explore and imaginative content for baby, keeps baby absorbed with sounds, textures, bright colors. Soft, comfortable and has no sharp edgers. Perfect for newborns to toddlers. It’ll brings endless hours of fun to your child or grandchild
Baby Toys 0-3-6-12 Months: Each page is something new—Various dinosaurs and 3D tails, a dino doll, squeaky bubble, crinkle pages, a mirror, colorful and eye-catching images, easy-to-turn pages to help develop motor skills. Each tail is made of different fabrics and textures, it is great for grabbing and learning! Perfect as newborn toys, infant toys, tummy time toys, baby boy stuff, baby boy toys, baby girl toys, baby shower gifts, baby christmas gifts, baby stocking stuffers
Baby Books 0-3-6-12 Months: 0-3 Months/Bright colors, contrasting patterns are the things newborns like to look at. 3-6 Months/Baby can reach out and grasp the books, with each touch, your baby is learning about life and its surroundings. 6-12 Months/Different material tails and crinkle pages are brilliant for developing your baby’s sensory skills. 12-18 Months/Describe what’s dinosaur in the books to your baby, foster a love of reading by richgv dino books
Non-toxic & Durable: BPA-free polyester fabric with extra durability, strong stitching. The fabric ring on the side makes it easy to attach to the cot sides,carseat,stroller. Perfect size for easy on the go entertainment for baby. The fabric book is easy to clean and the color wont be faded, wont be torn by washing, you can keep the baby sensory book always clean! The soft baby book will stay together long enough until your baby doesn’t need it anymore
Perfect Gifts for Baby Boys Girls and Newborn Parents: Richgv soft baby books is interactive and fun to play with, every baby should have cloth books, it will create a reading habit for baby, applies both fine motor skills and visual learning