FPVERA Spiral Car Seat & Stroller Activity Toy - Baby Sensory Toys Soft Hanging Toys for Babies 0-12 Months Boys Girls Carseat Crib Stroller, with Ringing Bell, Music

From: FPVERA

Pete's Expert Summary

My Staff has, in their infinite and often baffling wisdom, procured what appears to be a plush, multi-limbed serpent designed for a small, loud human. The FPVERA brand is unknown to me, suggesting it lacks a proper feline focus group. This "Activity Spiral" is an explosion of offensively bright colors and dangling creatures—a lion, an elephant—that are clearly beneath my notice. Its purpose is to wrap around things, like a garish parasite, and make noises to "develop" a less-sophisticated mind. While I find the entire concept insulting, the promise of "rustle paper" and a "ringing bell" does pique a certain primal interest. It is likely a waste of my considerable energy, but one must investigate all new additions to one's domain, no matter how juvenile.

Key Features

  • 【Promote Sense Design】 Our infant stroller toy with cute colorful smiling plush toys will capture your baby's interest to develop their hand, foot and eye co-ordination. These bright colors and designs are able to strengthen and develop baby’s color cognition/vision cognition/hearing development and voice development. The rustle paper and rattle will attract children's attention encouraging baby to reach and grab and awakening muscles
  • 【Activity Spiral】Our hanging rattling toys are made to fit easily onto any car seat, pram, buggy, or pushchair etc. The fascinated designed spiral comes with attached soft toys to keep your baby fully entertained. This spiral going around the baby seat provides full fun and action for baby on the go. The exclusively designed spiral is a beautiful, entertaining accessory for your baby in car seat and pram handles that has plenty of rich and colourful textures
  • 【Baby’s Best Partner】Our baby soft rattles toys make fantastic sound when shaking which attracts baby's attention easily, stimulate their visual development and train baby's hearing. They can be easily attached to most car seat and pram handle by unique Velcro straps to hold it in position.They are extremely lightweight with child safe- design so that they are easy to put on and remove bring your baby happiness without any burdens
  • 【Safe Soft Marital】These hanging toys for car seat crib mobile is made of high-quality and eco-friendly material, cotton and plush,no smell and non-toxic which is 100% safe for baby to play. Our BPA free materials is perfectly safe and comfortable for newborns and young children. It can be washed easily when get dirty and always keep shape even after for a long time use
  • 【Perfect Baby Gifts】Give these soft baby crib toys as the perfect infant toy gift. It is suitable for baby showers, baby sprinkle, sip and see gifts, newborn baby gifts, birthday gift,Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Christening gifts. Baby rattles toy is suitable for 0 month up babies boys or girls. Best toys for babies when they're in stroller or infant Car Seat/mamaroo/bed/baby chair/Baby Carrier alone

A Tale from Pete the Cat

The thing arrived coiled in a clear prison, and my first instinct was to yawn. The Human, whom I permit to cohabitate this space, presented it with a cooing noise usually reserved for beings incapable of appreciating true art, like a well-executed pounce or a perfectly-timed trip up the stairs. It was, I deduced, not for me. An insult, but one I was prepared to ignore in favor of a sunbeam nap. My plans were disrupted, however, when the Human, in a fit of inexplicable domesticity, wrapped the vibrant monstrosity around the leg of the grand armchair in the study—*my* armchair. It was no longer a toy. It was a siege engine. This brightly-colored boa constrictor had taken my throne's leg hostage. I observed it from a safe distance, my tail twitching with strategic deliberation. The beast was cunning. It had lures. A small, dopey-looking lion hung from one coil, a blue elephant with suspiciously crinkly-looking ears from another. They dangled, motionless, an obvious trap. The Human had left, leaving me to contend with this silent aggressor alone. Was this a test of my sovereignty? I decided a direct assault was too predictable. A cat of my standing employs finesse. I crept forward, my grey tuxedo form a shadow against the rug. My target was the lion. A warning shot. I extended a single, perfect claw and tapped its fuzzy head. A faint, tinny *jingle* echoed in the quiet room. The beast did not retaliate. Interesting. I grew bolder, delivering a swift pat-pat-pat combination. *Jingle-jangle-jingle*. The sound was… not entirely unpleasant. My attention shifted to the elephant. A swat to its oversized ear produced a magnificent *crinkle-crackle*. Ah. Now we were getting somewhere. The armchair leg was clearly in no danger from this soft, musical serpent. My mission of liberation had evolved into a concert of my own making. I spent a disreputable ten minutes conducting a symphony of jingles and crinkles, batting the lures with the precision of a maestro. While the toy's existence is an affront to my refined sensibilities, and its colors an assault on the eyes, its sound-making capabilities are passably diverting. I declare it unworthy of a proper hunt, but acceptable for a brief, pre-nap warm-up. The armchair remains mine, now with the added benefit of a court jester.