Classic crib mobile meets adorable Into the Forest­™ design. Putting a brand new spin on development!

Uniquely designed mobile with engaging black and white spirals that stimulate baby's visual cognition.
20 minutes of uninterrupted classical music help soothe baby when it's time to sleep, supporting the development of EQ.
Mobile grows with your baby converting into a stand-alone music box when the time for mobiles is over.
The mobile’s soft nightlight will help baby quietly enter dreamland.
Baby-activated control button promotes your little one's independence and inspires exploration.
Part of the Into the Forest™ collection! Sharing those special Moments of Wonder™ with baby.
Features:

unique design and innovative baby mobile movement
black and white spirals for visual stimulation
20 minutes of continuous classical music
adorned with adorable characters
calming night light
grows with your baby - from crib as a mobile to toodler as a stand-alone music box

1. Black & white spirals for visual development
2. 20 minutes of continuous classical music
3. Crib side music box & night light
4. Stand - along music box

This product develops:

fine motor skills
senses
cognition
emotional intelligence
language & communication

Age tips:

0-3 months
Let baby enjoy the slow movement of the black and white spirals and turn the music on to enjoy the positive effect classical music is known to have on newborns.

5+ months
Once the time for mobiles is over, remove the arm and leave the stand-alone music box. Soon enough, your baby will learn how to activate the music box alone and wonder at this newly acquired independence.

Modes of use:

Crib Mobile
Enjoy as a classic baby mobile to engage baby or help soothe them when it's time to sleep.

Stand Alone Music Box
Put development at babies fingertips by removing the arm and converting the mobile into a fun and inspiring music box.

These are the key Developmental Wonders that this product can encourage in your baby:

Language & Communication
As babies lie in their crib or bed, cooing at the mobile characters, smiling and practicing some baby talk, they hone their communication and language skills.

Cognition
The mobile’s cute Into the Forest™ characters appear and disappear above baby’s head. This creates a sort of peek-a-boo game that helps baby grasp the idea of object permanence. As baby grows and begins to press the music box independently, your little one learns about the wonders of cause (pressing a button) and effect (music and lights).

Senses
The smiling characters’ large eyes and the spiral's slow motion along with the relaxing classical tunes stimulate baby’s sense of sight and sound.

EQ
The soothing music, claming nightlight and steady movement create an atmosphere that calms babies and helps them go to sleep.

The Classic Developmental Mobile allows parents to easily moderate the level of stimulation. Activate the movement, lights and music all together or introduce baby to one feature at a time; enjoy the full mobile experience or remove the overhead arm and use as a music box only.

These are the key Developmental Wonders that this product can help encourage in your baby:

Gross Motor Skills
The spacious play area let’s babies stretch their bodies, experiment with movement and roll over, while the activities, mirror and electronic bird toy help extend tummy time.

Fine motor Skills
While lying on the back and tummy, baby practices grasping skills and develops hand control.

Cognition
The Gymini® grows with babies and supports your little ones through their cognitive development. It helps them understand the idea of cause and effect through simple play in the first months and, as they grow, helps them develop and learn with its more sophisticated features.
Also encourages EQ, inspires Imagination & Creativity and stimulates Language & Communication and the Senses.

Did you know?
Baby’s reaction to the mobile projector may vary. When he is alert he might respond one way and when tired another. Adjust the use of the mobile and level of stimulation to baby’s changing moods and needs (i.e. soft music and few features to help baby fall asleep or louder music and more features to keep him engaged, etc).