Lovevery provides parents with the chance to receive a bi-monthly, specially curated shipment of educational baby toys. Each kit is designed to support and empower proper childhood development. The boxes tap into the different cognitive stages and as a result, each box compliments its predecessor as it follows a psychologically defined path of growing up.
The educational baby toys in each Lovevery kit have been specially hand-picked by "academics, researchers, and practitioners from a wide range of disciplines." The 'Looker Play Kit,' which is the first box, features a silicone rattle with a removable ball, a simple black & white card set and more. It is ideal for zero-to-eight-week-old babies. The remaining monthly shipments include 'The Charmer,' 'The Senser,' 'The Inspector,' 'The Explorer,' and 'The Thinker.'
Parents can inspect the educational baby toys in each box prior to subscribing to Loivevery.
Subscription-Based Educational Baby Toys
The Lovevery is Arranged by Child Development Experts
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