The Senses

• Fruity Pals offer a multi-sensory play experience. Bold colors and adorable faces offer attractive visual stimulation
• The variety of sounds offers auditory stimulation
• The mixture of fabrics, materials and textures stimulate the sense of touch.

Fine Motor Development

• The wide range of activities each of the toys offers gives baby many opportunities to learn and practice different ways of grasping, perfecting hand-eye coordination and the ability to coordinate both hands.

Object Permanence

• Between the ages of five and 18 months, baby is captivated by games and activities involving object permanence.
• Fruity Pals offer many ways to play peek-a-boo-type games – such as opening the orange, hiding the face, etc.

Cognitive Skills

• Fruity Pals open a plethora of play possibilities, limited only by your toddler’s imagination, which she starts to use in play at about 18 months.
• The adorable fruit-like figures, with human characteristics (mouth, feet and hands) encourage creative, imaginative play opportunities.

EQ

• The smiling, lovable human-like features (such as the head, arms and legs) invite baby’s affection in the form of hugs and conversation, and later, offer an excellent opportunity to learn about body-image

•   One of a series of 3 fun developmental toys designed as primary fruit: orange, apple, and banana. Toys open up simulating real fruit (peeling, separating) to reveal more hidden surprises and activities for developing those sensory and motor skills.