Fisher-Price Butterfly Dreams 3-in-1 Newborn Baby Light Projector Mobile

Fisher-Price Butterfly Dreams 3-in-1 Newborn Baby Light Projector Mobile

The Fisher-Price Butterfly Dreams 3-in-1 Newborn Baby Light Projector Mobile is a soothing baby mobile with music, light shows and spinning bears. This 3-in-1 naptime companion can be used as a cot mobile, stroller mobile or tabletop projector.

Little ones will love watching the cuddly butterfly bears spin from the cot mobile, flying in little circles overhead. As the baby mobile turns, the projector creates a beautiful light show in baby’s room, throwing starry light patterns on the walls or ceiling. The Fisher- Price Butterfly Dreams 3-in-1 Projector Mobile features 3 calming audio modes, with up to 30 minutes of lullaby music, white noise or soothing nature sounds.

Clip the spinning bears to your stroller canopy to take sweet dreams on the go. Just seeing those soft toys spin overhead can be soothing for baby.

Keep baby’s soothing bedtime routines going as they move from cot to toddler bed. Just remove the spinning mobile and place the projector in baby’s room to switch the Fisher-Price Butterfly Dreams Mobile to tabletop projector mode. Little ones can also still hear their favourite bedtime tunes and watch the stars as they drift off to sleep.

Behind everything Fisher-Price make is their Play Lab. Since 1961, they have been inviting kids to come play. To press all the buttons, dump all the blocks, and also play with all the figures. And as they do, Fisher-Price childhood research experts, designers and engineers witness these brilliant young minds at work. Taking what they learn and putting it into details and also features that make each interaction with their toys as rewarding and F-U-N as possible!

Over 100,000 babies & preschoolers have also been tested over the years. Fisher-Price also talks to parents (over 1,800 every year), so they can hear & understand what works best for every family. And this real-life research makes real difference in the way they develop their toys