Kiddos will dance, play, and laugh along with this cuddly friend that giggles when he's hugged or bounced.

• 12"
• Requires 3 AG13/LR44 batteries (included)

Kiddos will dance, play, and laugh along with this cuddly friend that giggles when she's hugged or bounced.

• 12" 
• Polyester
• Requires 3 AG13/LR44 batteries (included)

These cozy crayons help little ones learn the colors by name and imagine all sorts of bright adventures. Each crayon announces its shade when squeezed. This collection includes orange, pink, brown, and purple crayons, along with Mr. Pencil and Mr. Eraser, and comes in its own carrying case.

• 8" each
• Each requires 3 AG13/LR44 batteries (included)
• Plastic carrying case

Cozy crayons help little ones learn the colors by name and imagine all sorts of bright adventures. Each crayon announces its shade when squeezed. This set includes black, blue, green, red, yellow, and white crayons and comes in its own carrying case.

• 8" each
• Each requires 3 AG13/LR44 batteries (included)
• Plastic carrying case

Peek-a-Boo wants to talk and play! Five touch points on his hands, feet, and tummy let him yawn, giggle, speak, and play music (the I See You theme song).

• 14"
• Requires 3 AAA batteries (included)

There's nothing like a super-soft lovey blanket to help a little one feel secure at naptime. Even better? This one incorporates cherished friend GooGoo—it'll instantly earn a spot in your child's heart.

• 25" x 25"
• Polyester
• Plush head and arms
• Hand wash

This great collection contains our First Numbers Book, First Colors book, and First Animals Book! Your little one can choose between learning the number 1 through 12, looking at all the colors on the rainbow, or learning about different and adorable animals.


When a baby is born, they will only eat and sleep. However, as each day goes by, your child will start to develop into an individual. They will also start to display their own personality. As a parent, you only want what's best for your child. This includes helping your child master their cognitive skills.

A child will begin their formal education only from the time they start preschool. Research though has proved that children begin honing their learning skills right from the time they are merely infants. Thus, even though your infant cannot understand the meaning of numbers, they are still able to learn about them. This will help them later on, when they actually begin their education.