Tiny Love Wind Chimes Owl Clip on Take-Along Baby Toy - 00702

When a newborn baby tries to reach their hand out to touch their Woodland Wind-Chime Friend hanging in front of them, they lift their arm as one unit, an action which starts where their arm meets their shoulder, strengthening their arm muscles. These muscles are part of the muscle group that is used when developing gross motor skills. Your baby will enjoy the soft sound of the wind-chime, which becomes a familiar and comforting element over time. As your baby grows, they spend a lot of time watching the toy dangling above them, randomly reaching out with their hand and batting at the toy, causing it to swing and make pleasing sounds – a captivating effect that encourages them to try time and again.