Terry Teddy was the first of its kind being made of a one-piece molded foam inside and covered with terry cloth. Before this design, stuffed toys were filled with small pieces of foam. This one-piece design ensured that if the seams of the cloth came apart there would not be tiny pieces of foam which could be hazardous if swallowed by the baby.
Land ‘n Sea were two toys to be played in and out of the water. The whale was squeezable and squeaked. The large see-through ball provided the baby with lots to do on land as well as in the water.
Teethers were in a set of two and provided the baby with problem-solving opportunities. Besides teething and biting these objects, the baby would learn how these two could be linked together.
Busy Box had 9 different activities for the baby to enjoy. There were many different learning opportunities. All of the things to do produced color effects and fun sounds.
Fingers Full helped develop fine motor skills. Both toys provided hours of fun for the inquisitive mind of the baby. The toys were shaped for little fingers to hold and manipulate. All the parts were pleasant to bite for the teething baby.
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Terry Teddy
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Land 'n Sea
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Teethers
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Busy Box
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Fingers Full
