Recommended for babies from birth on up, the Lamaze Musical Inchworm is a plush toy that's perfect for playing and napping. Developed in conjunction with child development experts from Yale University, the Inchworm promotes mom and baby interaction, encourages tummy time fun, and supports healthy physical and sensory development.
The Lamaze Musical Inchworm:
Promotes mom and baby interaction and tummy time fun
Stimulates baby's vision and auditory skills
Can measure your baby up to 24 inches
The Musical Inchworm is great for tummy time. View larger.
Stimulates Baby's Vision and Auditory Skills When babies are first born, they see in black and white. This is why the Musical Inchworm strikes a balance between bright, high contrast patterns that help stimulate baby's vision, and bold solid colors that give baby's eyes a place to rest. Sounds like rattle, squeak, crinkle, and jingle also help stimulate and develop baby's auditory skills. Finally, the Musical Inchworm's large, friendly eyes invite baby to focus and stare at a single object, which can help calm baby while supporting healthy eye development.
Child-Safe Design With its soft velour body and interesting textures to touch and chew, the Musical Inchworm is an ideal play and rest-time companion, whether baby is at home in his crib or traveling in the car. Safe and easy for little hands to hold and investigate, this toy also features an underside that measures your baby up to 24 inches. It even plays the song "If You're Happy and You Know It Clap Your Hands" when you squeeze the nose. Perhaps the most rewarding feature of the Musical Inchworm's design, however, is the bonding opportunities it offers. In fact, this toy is perfect for an interactive game of peek-a-boo--simply hide the inchworm's head underneath a blanket and then show the baby the inchworm as you say "peek-a-boo!"
Bright and colorful patterns stimulate baby's vision.
Baby's will be drawn to large friendly eyes the inchworm.
About Learning Curve The creative force behind hundreds of award-winning toys, Learning Curve created the Lamaze Infant Development System by working in tandem with parents, babies, and childhood experts. Learning Curve understands that what matters most to parents is keeping their children healthy, happy, and safe. The company's goal is to help parents do just that by offering products for every stage of a child's development--from feeding to playing to sleeping. Learning Curve's thoroughly researched developmental toys engage children, and provide parents with peace of mind. And their care, safety, feeding and soothing products give you solutions to day-to-day needs at mealtime, bedtime, at home and on-the-go.
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Product Details
Product Length:
9.1 inches
Product Width:
8.2 inches
Product Height:
6.1 inches
Product Weight:
0.88 pounds
Package Length:
10.39 inches
Package Width:
9.45 inches
Package Height:
6.14 inches
Package Weight:
0.88 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 97 reviews
Features
Plush toy perfect for playing and napping
Plays the song if you're happy and you know it clap your hands when you squeeze the head
Inchworm design with soft velour body
Includes fun rattles, squeaks, crinkles and jingles with interesting textures to touch and chew, recommended for babies from birth on
You may receive one of the following color variations, orange faced multicolored Inchworm or yellow faced multicolored Inchworm
Customer Reviews
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32 of 32 found the following review helpful:
Cool toy! Mar 29, 2007
By Midwest Mommy When our baby was first born it was fun to take pictures of him next to this inchworm because he was shorter than it. Now, at 5 months, he is longer than the inchworm and loves to roll over and "wrestle" with it. He is currently entertained by the various textures and fabrics on the inchworm, and I anticipate this being a toy that grows with him as he learns to make the music play, press the squeeky part, and learn his colors, numbers, and the measurement system! A very cool learning & development toy!
27 of 28 found the following review helpful:
Not so musical Inchworm. Dec 29, 2007
By G. Benn It's a cute toy though it shouldn't be advertised as a "Musical Inchworm" because the music is not very impressive. The music is similar to that of low-quality greeting card. It's very quiet and tinny, and only turns on when the nose is pressed. The various segments of the inchworm has different senses inside, only one of them actually plays music.
18 of 19 found the following review helpful:
A little boring Jul 25, 2007
By Quaziphoto007 The lamaze toys are mostly the same so save bucks and don't buy too many. Crinkles, squeaks galore. It's not as long as my son and he's 6 months. He does like chewing on it but he likes chewing on almost anything. As another reviewer stated, it's a bit difficult to get the song to play. Still a fun tummy time toy though.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Decent. May 04, 2009
By J. Bellucci Lamaze products are amazing because they are so cute and colorful. The problem? They all seem to do the same thing. We received this as a gift and while its cute and cuddly its not a favorite. Like another person posted it can nicely be used to prop a child up for tummy time...and could be cute to take pictures of next to. But...we got two inchworms...and the other one we got the pieces actually come apart so you can connect the inchworm together & it sings. And while connecting the pieces is harder for a newborn to do (ok impossible!) it definitely grows with the child! My 2.5 year old is entertained by it and allows the two kids to play together...so...nix this worm and go look for the other one!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Good entertainment for Baby Dec 14, 2007
By Cousin It This is a really cute and well made item. Bright, colourful and makes noise. The tune is short enough that it isn't totally irritating. The measurement side is irrevelant for us as our son was longer than the inchworm at 8 weeks (Hes going to be very tall!) It is a shame that it doesn't have a long clip or hook so that it can be clipped to a pushchair(Stroller) and not fall on to the floor. Good value for money.
based on 97 reviews
Cool toy! Mar 29, 2007
By Midwest Mommy
Not so musical Inchworm. Dec 29, 2007
By G. Benn
