- BLACK AND WHITE DEVELOPMENTAL TOYS: From Manhattan Toy’s award winning Wimmer-Ferguson infant collection - the original innovator of black and white developmental toys. The patterns of all Wimmer-Ferguson products adapt to baby's changes in visual development by featuring a range of design complexity and color, inspired by laboratory research.
- LEARNING CUBE SOFT BABY TOY DETAILS: The Wimmer-Ferguson Learning Cube Activity Toy includes six sides of hands-on developmental activities including ribbons, crinkle paper, a bungee elephant trunk, rattle, squeaker, textured teething ring, peek-a-boo flaps, and baby-safe mirror. Baby can't possibly get bored, but may tire out from all the exciting touch-and-feel goodness to play with.
- MADE FOR LITTLE HANDS: Baby activity toy helps nurture cause and effect learning and clutching skills: baby activity toy suitable for newborns and up; soft cube measures 6"L x 6"W x 6"H; surface wash only.
- VISUALLY APPEALING HIGH CONTRAST TOY FOR INFANTS: Professional research has shown that newborns are more attracted to high-contrast patterns than to color or brightness alone. The Wimmer-Ferguson Baby Learning Cube was designed for this purpose, encouraging baby to learn pattern recognition from the start.
- WIMMER-FERGUSON COLLECTION BY MANHATTAN TOY: The developmental toys for babies and infants in the Wimmer-Ferguson collection encourage eye-hand coordination, gross motor activity, self-awareness, sense of object permanence and experience with cause and effect.
The Wimmer-Ferguson Learning Cube is a colorful, softly textured activity cube that is loaded with engaging fun from six sides of hands-on activities including ribbons, crinkle paper, a bungee elephant trunk, rattle, squeaker, textured teething ring, peek-a-boo flaps, and baby-safe mirror. Wow! That’s a lot for little one to do. A smiling elephant and bold patterns with varied textures will engage baby's sense of curiosity while fostering the development of gross and fine motor skills. Wimmer-Ferguson toy graphics and designs are based on scientific research of visual development in early infancy.
