• Soft cloth pages that are easy to hold and turn
• High-contrast black, white and grey illustrations
• Bright red accents add extra visual interest
• Raised plush animal on the front cover
• Textured fins, tails, ears and fabric shapes
• Animal illustrations and names inside the book
• Flexible red ring for hanging the book
• Compact and lightweight for outings
• No assembly required
• Ready to use after unpacking

How to wash:

• Wash gently using warm water
• Use only a mild, baby-neutral detergent
• Do not use bleach
• Gently squeeze out excess water
• Do not twist or wring the book
• Lay it flat to dry in a cool, shaded area
• Keep it away from direct sunlight while drying
• Allow it to dry completely before use or storage to help prevent mold

Lay the book closed or partly opened on a clean, firm play mat during supervised, awake play.

For younger babies, hold it within view and slowly move it from one side to the other. Point to the bold pictures, gently move the raised fabric pieces and talk about the animals.

During tummy time, open the book and place it slightly in front of your baby. Position different pages toward the left and right to encourage looking, head turning and reaching in both directions. Tummy time should always happen while the baby is awake and watched by an adult.

As your baby’s grasp improves, encourage them to:

• Hold the soft pages
• Reach for the raised animals and fabric shapes
• Explore the different textures
• Open and close the book
• Turn the pages
• Point to animals while you name them
  

The red ring should only be attached to a secure point approved by the product and equipment manufacturers. Keep the book away from straps and harnesses, and remove it from any cot or sleep space before sleep. Safe infant sleep spaces should remain free of toys and other soft objects

Clear age guidance

Manufacturer age guidance: 0+

Best suited for: Approximately 0–12 months

Strongest play stage: Approximately 2–8 months

Extended use: It may remain useful up to around 18 months for page-turning, pointing and naming animals.

0–2 months — looking and listening: Hold the book where your baby can comfortably see it and slowly move it from side to side. The bold black, white and red details suit simple caregiver-led visual play. By around two months, many babies look at a toy for several seconds.

2–4 months — tummy-time interest: Place the opened book slightly in front of your baby during short, supervised tummy-time sessions. Encourage them to lift and turn their head to look across the pages. By around four months, many babies begin swinging their arms toward toys and holding a toy placed in their hand.

4–6 months — reaching and grasping: Let your baby touch the soft pages, hold the fabric details and reach toward the attached shapes. Reaching to grab a wanted toy commonly appears around six months.

6–9 months — active exploration: Babies may hold the book with both hands, explore the raised animal pieces and begin moving through the soft pages more intentionally.

9–12 months — early book play: Encourage your baby to turn pages, point to animals and search for familiar pictures.

12–18 months — shared learning: Use the book for naming animals, copying sounds and simple questions such as, “Where is the owl?”

Safety information

Adult supervision is required during use.

Inspect the seams, attachment ring and fabric pieces regularly. Stop using the book if any stitching becomes loose or if a piece is torn or damaged.

Make sure the red ring is attached securely and that the book does not obstruct your child’s face, movement or safety harness. Keep the instruction manual for future reference.

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Delivery rates across South Africa

• R89 if your order is below R499
• R49 if your order is between R499 and R599
• R0 if your order is R599 or above

More general information

Please refer to the delivery timeframe above the dropdowns for the delivery time.

Once your order has been processed and shipped, you will receive an Aramex tracking number.