Elis Design Gift Set for 0-6 Months 2

Contrast Cards

Up until the age of 4 months, babies perceive only black and white tones. That’s why toys and visual stimuli in high-contrast colors are especially suitable during this stage.

The contrast cards stimulate the baby's vision, activate the right hemisphere of the brain, and support the development of immediate memory.

Rainbow Ball

The soft rainbow ball with a rattle is an ideal toy for tummy time.

Spending time on the tummy, lifting the head, and reaching forward is very important from a developmental perspective. It strengthens muscles and prepares the body for key milestones like crawling, sitting, and walking.

Place the ball in front of your baby so they can see and reach for it. As they try to grasp and explore the ball, they naturally strengthen their muscles.

Rain Beads

As your baby's visual perception improves, they also begin to see colors, which quickly become a strong attraction.

Beautiful colors stimulate vision and support visual development. When the rattle is shaken or turned, the pastel-colored beads scatter between the layers and create a gentle rattling sound.

Playing with rain beads stimulates both vision and hearing, encouraging sensory exploration.

Rainbow Cylinder Rattle

The rainbow-colored wooden rattle contains a wooden ball that creates a pleasant sound with every move or shake.

Playing with the wooden roller stimulates the senses: sight, hearing and touch, supports motor skills, eye-hand coordination, and motivates children to move. When placed within reach during tummy time, it encourages babies to stretch, reach and engage.

Spinning Drum

A wooden spinning drum in soft pastel colors with a mirror is an ideal toy for tummy time play.

Placed within reach, it encourages movement and exploration. The ball inside the drum makes a pleasant rattling sound when turned, attracting attention and stimulating curiosity.

Playing with the spinning drum supports motor skills, eye-hand coordination, stimulates the senses: sight, hearing, and touch, and helps strengthen muscles.

Tissue Box

Playing with tissues is fun for every baby, even more so when they are placed in a magic box.

Pulling out, exploring, putting in, and discovering different colors turn this into a fun game that supports learning and development. This safe and engaging toy helps children recognize the difference between full and empty, inside and outside.

The magic box supports sensory perception, fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, spatial imagination, and logical thinking.