Baby Einstein Airplane Jumper Activity Center 6-36 months with 7 multisensory toys

The Baby Einstein Airplane Jumper activity center brings 7 multisensory toys and activities to your baby that help develop dexterity and an understanding of cause-and-effect, two very important skills during this period. Beloved Baby Einstein Ocean Explorers characters, such as Cal, Zen, and Neptune, serve as the baby's copilots and accompany your little one in every play session.

The activity center rotates 360 degrees, so the baby can reach all the toys around them. The more than 20 melodies and sounds are activated by the little one's movements: jumping, pressing, accelerating, and turning, encouraging the child to explore and discover the effect of their own gestures. The product features 2 play modes, offering variety as the baby grows.

Through its activities, the baby can learn shapes, colors, and numbers in 4 languages - English, Spanish, French, and German. The melodies chosen for Baby Einstein toys are soothing and stimulating, while the brightly colored images and different textures contribute to the baby's visual and tactile stimulation in their first years of life.

Maintenance is simple: the surfaces can be wiped with a cloth, and the removable seat pad is machine washable. The center adjusts to 4 different height positions, adapting to the child's growth. With dimensions of 100 x 96.01 x 83.01 cm, the product offers sufficient play space, and the recommended age is 6-36 months. The product requires 3 AA batteries, which are not included.

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended age for this activity center? The product is recommended for babies between 6 and 36 months old.

How many batteries does the product need? It requires 3 AA batteries, which are not included in the package.

How do you clean the activity center? The surfaces can be wiped with a cloth, and the removable seat pad is machine washable.

In how many languages does the baby learn shapes, colors, and numbers? In 4 languages: English, Spanish, French, and German.