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Lamaze Stretch the Giraffe
Studio : Learning Curve
by Learning Curve
Brand : Lamaze
Model : LC27025
Release Date : 2007-01-01
Publisher : Learning Curve
Minimum Age : 1 Months
Maximum Age : 2.0 Years
Manufacturer Minimum Age : 1 Years
Manufacturer Maximum Age : 2.0 Years
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0796714270258
UPC : 796714270258
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 17 reviews)
List Price : $9.99
Our Price : $7.95
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Brightly colored, with stretchy legs that rattle, crinkle, jingle, chime, and squeak
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Builds coordination by rewarding baby's pulls, squeezes, and grabs with fun sounds
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Soft body and head; teether rings around neck; colorful ribbons, knots, and ties make up legs
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Attached Lamaze link makes this handy as take-along toy
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Newborn to 24 months; 90-day limited warranty
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Product Description |
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Lamaze Stretch the Giraffe Play and Grow is a developmental plush with interactive features, and a portable clip. Watch your baby snuggle with the plush body while clutching or chewing on the safe, colorful, clinky rings around his neck. Stretch's cute, friendly face is topped by perky, securely-fastened ears, horns and decorative ribbons. His legs are stretchy and bright, and can entertain baby for hours with their ribbons and knots. The giraffe will also produce a variety of surprising sounds--rattles, crinkles, jingles, chimes, and squeaks -- that reward baby for coordination-building grabs, pulls, and squeezes. A link makes it easy to take this machine washable toy with you. Surface washable. Measures 12" x 6" x 3". |
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Marketadvisory.com Product Description |
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Designed for babies from birth up to 24 months, the Lamaze Stretch the Giraffe is made to delight babies and stimulate their natural curiosity. Whether playing in his crib, sitting in the high chair, or traveling in the car, your little one will enjoy hours of interactive play and exploration with this cute, cuddly toy. Developed in conjunction with child development experts from Yale University, Stretch comes complete with a portable Lamaze link clip for easy attachment to strollers, carriers, and diaper bags.  | The Lamaze Stretch the Giraffe: - Helps stimulate baby's vision and auditory skills
- Builds coordination by rewarding baby's pulls with fun sounds
- Comes complete with Lamaze link clip for easy attachment to strollers, carriers and diaper bags
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Stimulates Baby's Vision and Auditory Skills
When babies are first born, they see in black and white. This is why Stretch 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, crinkle, jingle, chime and squeak also help stimulate and develop baby's auditory skills. Finally, Stretch's large, friendly eyes invite baby to focus and stare at a single object, which can help calm baby while supporting healthy eye development. Builds Coordination
Stretch has a soft, plush body and head that encourage exciting play or quiet cuddling. Stretchy legs feature colorful ribbons, knotties and clinky rings that help build coordination by rewarding baby's pulls, squeezes and grabs with fun sounds. Baby can also clutch or chew on the safe, cheery and clinky rings around Stretch's neck, and grasp and twist the securely fastened ears, horns and decorative ribbons. Stretch measures 3.0 x 6.0 x 12.0 inches (WxHxD), is machine washable, and comes backed with a 90-day limited warranty.
High Contrast patterns | 
Stretchy legs | 
Colorful ribbons | 
Click Clack rings |
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.
What's in the Box
Giraffe toy and Lamaze link clip.
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Marketadvisory.com Product Description |
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Stretch the Giraffe will be baby's first best friend. This colorful, brightly patterned Lamaze Play and Grow character comes with multiple textures and sounds to keep baby entertained. His stretchy legs have colorful ribbons, knotties, and clinky rings, encouraging your little one to play and build coordination. Stretch is recommended for babies from newborn to 24 months. Rainbows of Fun Colors--and Sounds
Watch your baby snuggle with the plush body while clutching or chewing on the safe, colorful, clinky rings around his neck. Stretch's cute, friendly face is topped by perky, securely fastened ears and horns and decorative ribbons. His legs are stretchy and bright, and can entertain baby for hours with their ribbons and knots. The giraffe will also produce a variety of surprising sounds--rattles, crinkles, jingles, chimes, and squeaks--that reward baby for coordination-building grabs, pulls, and squeezes. Perfect to Take Along
Moms and dads will appreciate the Lamaze link, which makes Stretch the Giraffe a perfect take-along toy. Attach him to a crib, car seat, or play mat and baby will be happily entertained. Stretch the Giraffe measures 12 x 6 x 3 inches (LxHxW), can be easily surface cleaned, and comes backed with a 90-day limited warranty. About Learning Curve
Learning Curve offers developmental toys that engage children, and provide parents with peace of mind, knowing their children are being inspired and enlightened by safe and high-quality playthings. Learning Curve created the Lamaze Infant Development System working in tandem with parents, babies, and childhood experts. Lamaze ensures your baby will grow, discover, and learn with the right toy at the right time. |
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Great toy! |
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My four month old son loves his giraffe! Each foot squeaks or rattles or crunches and it keeps him entertained. |
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Just Adorable! |
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The giraffe is just adorable. Can't wait to give it to my future grandson. I am sure he will love it. |
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Baby's favorite toy |
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At 2 1/2 months, baby LOVES this toy. We got her the toy at 2 months old, and she loved it from the beginning. As the weeks go by, she grows even more attached to it. It has loads of places for baby to grab ahold of, making this the first toy that she wants to play with. It is relatively light weight. Lots of different materials/textures to feel. There are different types of sounds to entertain her. She especially likes to hear the crackling sound as she grabs ahold of the ears. When I bought this toy, I was surprised that the legs are not stretchable, but baby doesn't seem to mind. She is fascinated by the colors, sounds and feel. She stares at or plays with the toy for an hour at a time, giving Mommy and Daddy a chance to get caught up on things around the house. |
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Packed full of fun! |
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The lamaze toys in general are wonderful. I purchased five different ones for my grandson an they are among his very favorites. While at home or driving in the car of visiting friends, this is a great toy to have along. It makes lots of wonderful noises because it has crinkly parts and rattling parts and teething rings and legs to pull with rattling things inside. He's also great to gnaw on and to cuddle. The hook makes it easy to attach to anything, stroller, car seat, high chair, etc. Oh, he also squeaks if you press his middle. We love this guy! |
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My daughter loves it! |
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When my daughter was 2 months old, I bought this toy in hopes that it would help her develop her grabbing skills. Not only has she done that, but she LOVES to stare into his eyes and laugh and smile. She has begun having conversations with him as I help him respond to her babbling. The colors on it are also exciting and stimulating for her... who wouldn't smile when you look at him? |
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