The perfect image of outback Australia is a cute kangaroo hopping across the horizon. Kangaroos are the world’s largest marsupials and can weigh up to 90kgs and can grow two metres tall. They have pouches where their joey is raised, drinking milk, just like our human babies ...The perfect image of outback Australia is a cute kangaroo hopping across the horizon.
Kangaroos are the world’s largest marsupials and can weigh up to 90kgs and can grow two metres tall. They have pouches where their joey is raised, drinking milk, just like our human babies. Kangaroos are very much like our human toddlers too, who are often active between dusk and dawn – as they remind us that they need one more glass of water or a need a snack or need us to read one more book for them – all parents of toddlers can relate.
Our much loved kangaroo is the very first of our Aussie Collection crafted with beautiful details and with much love for our Aussie outback animals. Sensory skills are responsible for receiving information from the environment through our toddler’s inherent senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste and very importantly touch. Your child’s motor skills then allow their little bodies to express the information received and can bring about enhanced cognitive development and functioning – hence learning through play.
Renowned Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget describes these early stages of development as one in which ‘infants are busy discovering relationships between their bodies and the environment’. Our Kangaroo Playmat is the perfect plush playmat to carry with you for playtime with baby at home or out and about. For additional safety, check toy components regularly for signs of damage during use.
The playmat should not be placed in the cot at sleep time. Do not use any chemicals. Line dry.
No dry clean. Image is for illustration only product may vary slightly. Features: Assembled Dimension W70cm x L80cm x H2cm (excludes head and limbs) Carton 1 W32cm x L48cm x H15cm Age Range New born + Standards Testing Tested to AS/NZS 8124.1-3:2016 & EN 71