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The Brain Builders First Words Baby Babble Training Trumpet
Help turn baby babbles into 1st words
The Baby Babble First Words Training Trumpet utilizes its two-way mouthpiece to help develop speech muscles through play to get baby ready for their first words. It comes in the familiar shape of a sippy cup. This playful, two handle training trumpet encourages grasping skills while helping baby develop oral speech muscles as they make music by blowing in or out on the two-way mouthpiece. At first, babies can only control sucking in air.
- Parents will love it for the easy cleaning ability as the top is removable to wash and sanitize before and after play.
- Playful beads to stimulate baby and add sound depth while playing
- Two handles for better grip and ability to attach to stroller (clip not included)
Features Both Baby and Parent will Love
Familiar Shape
It comes in the familiar shape of a sippy cup. This playful, two handle training trumpet encourages grasping skills while helping baby develop oral speech muscles
Helps Develop Speech Muscles
Two-way whistle will plays music whether blowing out or sucking in. Stimulates developing oral motor skills to prepare baby for first words. With curiosity and practice, they will be able to better control speech muscles and be one step closer to say mama and dada.
Easy to Clean
The lid detaches from the body making it easy for parents to clean before and after play
Christina Prado
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2023
My grand baby loves his
Jp
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2023
Love how much my child 1year old loves it he is obsessed. I definitely recommend. The only reason it’s not a 5 star is due to the orange too it comes off easily. I mean my son is strong but it’s a lil too easy. Though it’s said to be for cleaning it but be cautious after a few cleans it’s broken and only the rattler works. Also the top once originally popped off it’s hard to get it to stay on. Like if shaken (not beaten) for the rattler the top with come off . And child isn’t so much of a fan after that. As it’s harder weird to hold the top to blow without the rattler bottle handle to. Thankfully it’s not too expensive to replace as he was definitely upset but still that’s allot of replacement
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2022
Useful toy to teach toddlers how to play small music instruments
Vanessa K.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2020
My son is 16 months, a preemie and not yet talking. I suspected he needed some help developing his mouth muscles, and went looking for a toy that might help. He loves making noises so I thought this would be a no-brainer. When I opened the toy, I got a little nervous that it might not be sturdy enough to withstand tough use. I need not have worried because, after a few weeks, my son still isn't using it. He cannot make a sound at all on his own, and will just give it to me over and over again. So, I keep it up high. I'd rather he develop on his own time than be frustrated to tears over something that he cannot yet do. It's pretty hard for a baby to use this.
Amazed
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2019
Exactly as pictured. Great toy for your LO to grab onto and the beads provide a soft, but captivating, sound for baby. The whistle piece comes off fairly easily though. Not sure if my item was defective or it’s meant to come off that easy.
Sarah Sheppard
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2019
Product is a great idea, but I think the concept is too hard for an infant maybe even toddler to grasp
meixiangpei
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2019
it very funny to play specially whe she blow it have sound and very light to hold it all the time. it's a good toy to develop her speech and fine motor
Bethany Grachan
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2019
My 9 mo old loves the new toy, and the 2.5 yr is having fun with it too!
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