Somewhere around the six-month mark (that’s 24 weeks for the parent-brained), a baby’s relationship with the room begins to change. The floor is no longer simply where play happens. It is a landscape of possibilities, temptingly distant toys, and newly reachable furniture legs. The Fisher-Price Crawl & Cruise Activity Set supports this lively transitional phase with toys selected by the Fisher-Price Play Lab for sitting, crawling, standing, and exploring.
The set includes the Enchanted Friends Learning Table, a baby-to-toddler activity center with removable legs, spinning bits, toy balls, stacking blocks, and a light-up musical piano that introduces numbers, letters, and more. The Busy Activity Hive adds drop-through play, a metal bell, bat-at roller, flipper, clacker beads, and a honeycomb spinner for busy little hands with important research to conduct.
A Lion Rattle Ball grows with baby from sitting and shaking to rolling and crawling after it, because apparently the baby is mobile now and everyone else just has to adjust. The included Play Tips booklet adds guided activities from Fisher-Price child development experts.
