One of a series of 3 Fruity Pals - 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. 5-12m
 

Hang Ozzie Orange with the rings so that he dangles in the air with the feet down, within reach to be pulled and moved. Occasionally, place him next to your baby so she can hold him with both hands and take him with her.
Point to the various parts of his “body” and verbalize their names.
"Dance" and sing with Ozzie Orange, or make up a short story.

 
  12-36m
 

Point to the various parts of Ozzie Orange's “body” and verbalize their names, such as the hands and feet. Then ask "Where are the feet?" and encourage her to point to them.
Make up short stories, using Ozzie Orange as the subject, and integrate emotions. For example, "Ozzie Orange is dancing because he is happy." Encourage your child to tell her own story or to continue yours. This will contribute to her developing vocabulary, imagination and emotional intelligence . All prices subject to change without notice.