Introducing the magic of water to newborns and infants by engaging all of their senses, the battery-operated Yookidoo Sensory Bath Mobile was designed with extra care for those first months in the tub, creating a fascinating and relaxing bathing experience for both parents and babies.

Yookidoo Sensory Bath Mobile Features:

Cognitive Development

Learning skills
As babies grow and begin operating the mobile on their own, they are exposed to the principle of cause and effect starting and stopping the flow of water, pausing the flowers with their fingers, and swiveling the bird and arc.

Knowledge Acquisition
As you bathe, help your baby discover different body parts, name them, and turn the stream to the belly, the limbs, and the head. At a later age, teach your baby to activate and aim the flow of water independently.

Imagination & Creativity
Exposing newborn babies and infants to color, movement, sound, and different sensations in a safe and soothing environment, expands their understanding of the world, fuels their imagination, and plants the seeds of creativity.

Physical Development

Fine Motor Skills
The moving stream of water presents the perfect opportunity for your baby to start practicing reaching and grabbing. As hands feel the pleasant sensation of the water, this unique form of hydrotherapy encourages the development of voluntary limb movement.

Coordination
Moving arms and legs towards the running water, reaching out to touch it, and activating and swiveling the flow of water at a later stage, all improve eye-hand and limb movement coordination. Encourage your baby at a later age to operate the mobile by pressing the button.

Senses
The sensation of the gentle water stream as it meets your babys body, seeing the colors and movement, and those big-eyed birds, hearing the water tinkle, all create a multisensory experience that encourages meaningful learning.

Social & Emotional Development

Cooperation & Sharing
Sharing the snail, rolling it back and forth between you and your child, or taking turns putting a ring on the stacker, allows your child to practice cooperation. Encourage this by saying, Now its Babys turn. Now its Mommys turn.

Communication
Language starts to develop from day one. Use bath time as an opportunity to introduce basic language skills name body parts, describe actions, yours, and your babys, or make up a silly bath tune.

Self-Expression
The intimate one-on-one time during a calm bath presents an opportunity to demonstrate self-expression. Verbalize sensations, ask questions, and validate reactions Is the water nice and warm? Does this tickle? I see this is uncomfortable, well be out soon

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