Bright Starts Tummy Time Prop & Play
Last updated: November 8, 2019
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Product Details
In our analysis of 27 expert reviews, the Bright Starts Tummy Time Prop & Play placed 9th when we looked at the top 9 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
Every baby needs a place to play. With the Tummy Time Prop & Play mat, your little cub will have the coziest space to do just that! Plush and padded, this polar bear mat offers support for all your baby’s wiggles and kicks. The sweet matching prop pillow gives baby a lift as she learns to push up during those first few months. Little loops of satin Taggies surrounding the play mat will give your baby extra entertainment and comfort. Baby can also explore crinkle sounds, rattles and other toy attachments. Make tummy time even easier by propping up the polar bear’s head to bring the toys within reach. The propped up paws features a baby safe mirror to engage baby and encourage head movements from left to right. Made to fit well in small spaces, you can bring this mat along when traveling for creature comforts wherever you are!. Care instructions: Mat is machine washable, Wipe clean with damp cloth and mild soap. Do not immerse in water.
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Kate Desmond is a writer and infant safe-sleep expert. She has spent the last eight years working as the marketing director for Charlie’s Kids Foundation, a nonprofit that aims to educate families about SIDS and safe sleep. In that role, she travels around the country learning and educating caregivers and providers on the latest and greatest safe-sleep information to prevent infant death.
As mom to two elementary-aged daughters, she spends hours researching the best and safest products for her own kids. She is quick to get in the weeds with other mamas, and uses humor to cope with parenting woes from potty-training to teaching kids to read.
