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Hahaland Baby Sensory Toys 0-6 Months High-Contrast Tummy-Time Soft-Book

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This hahaland Baby Sensory Soft Book is a cloth tummy‑time toy aimed at newborns and infants, combining black‑and‑white high‑contrast panels for early visual stimulation with colourful pages to encourage imagination and hand–eye coordination as babies grow. Now £7.22 (was £13.99) — approx. 48% off.

  • Age recommendation: 0–12 months (high‑contrast patterns ideal for 0–6 months; colourful side for ~6–12 months).
  • Materials: BPA‑free soft cloth, gentle to touch and safe for mouthing.
  • Sensory features: built‑in crinkle paper, BB rattle device, baby mirror, textured pages and movable parts for exploration.
  • Multi‑use design: can stand up for tummy time, folds into a book, and has straps to tie to a crib, play‑mat arch, car seat or stroller.
  • Practical details: Velcro fastening for compact storage and a top handle for carrying.

The listing presents it as a suitable newborn gift and notes customer support is available if there are any issues after purchase.

💡 Why we've shared this deal: It is 41.3% below its average price over the last 3 months.

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Soft, light, colourful, and full of fun textures—perfect for little hands! Durable and engaging, my baby niece loves exploring every page and loves the noisy pages! Highly recommend for early learning and sensory play and definitely worth the money.

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