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Bright colors and multiple patterns promote visual stimulation

Description

Watch babys delight as Jacque the Peacock spreads his feature-filled feathers. This colorful peacock helps baby through first vital stages of sensory development. Jacques four brightly colored feathers stimulate babys vision, each with a different design. Baby will want to touch, grip and grab the multi-texture soft-touch velour body and crinkle feathers. When shaken, Jacque will surprise baby with a rattle sound. Baby can also find a self-discovery mirror, helping baby to learn how to focus. The Lamaze clip lets you hook Jacque to strollers, carriers and diaper bags to take him along for on-the-go fun.