Leapfrog Pop & Count Lion
LeapFrog

Leapfrog Pop & Count Lion

£10.990

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£10.99
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Product details

The Pop & Count Lion is a playful learning toy designed to encourage fine motor skill development in babies.
  • Squishy buttons and a spinning mane offer sensory and tactile exploration
  • 6 colourful poppers allow kids to pop them in and out while exploring sensory dots and numbers
  • Spin the lion's mane to encourage motor skills and sensory play
  • Lion sticks to tables and highchairs to keep baby entertained
  • Suitable from 6 months and up
  • Made of plastic

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Introduces cause and effect by spinning the mane
  • Popping the silicone poppers help develop fine motor skills
  • Sensory dots highlight numbers for early number learning

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