Baby Farm Friends Bowling
Baby Farm Friends Bowling These 6 numbered, barnyard friend pins will provide baby with a fun activity when to throws the ball to knock down as many of the friendly “pins” . One year olds like this safe and durable toy and will develope motor skills as they set up the “pins” shaped like a real bowling allet set up. They will become real friends with the various animals and will begin to be able to identify their “faces”
Baby Farm Friends Bowling Features
- Shapes & Colors and Animals: ages 1-4 years
- Art, Music, ABCs, and 123s: ages 2-5 years
- Length of DVDs: 45 minutes each
- Twice as long as most other DVDs in its category
- Brainy Baby is the leader in educational content
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Baby Farm Friends Bowling Reviews
Best “little ones” toy, and no batteries
Love this toy! Animal “pins” are easy for little guys(‘n’gals) to set up, AND knock down. And furniture (and people) is (are) safe from overactive or poorly aimed throws. Great for building motor skills, and the “pins” are really cute. I also liked that they are numbered, as this gives game possibilities room to grow. Great for him (or her) to play alone or with you. We need more toys like this!!!
HIGHLY RECOMENDED for little ones.
(good price too)
So darn cute!
My 19 month-old son got this as a gift from his great-grandmother. In the three weeks since it arrived at the house, he has been walking around with one or more of the pins under his arm. He takes them to bed with him and I can hear him over the monitor making kissing noises with them. Suffice it to say, he LOVES it. My 5 month-old is starting to love it as well (especially the cow). I would recommend it for any baby or toddler, especially an affectionate one.
Fun and educational
My 20 months old daughter loves them. She learned cause and effect with these animal pins. She realized that she can throw the ball and knock the pins down with out having to use her hands. She also learned all the numbers up to 6, and associated them with the animals. Her favorite color is blue, and her favorite animal is a dog. In this game the dog happens to be blue, and his number is 5. So, of course her favorite number is now, 5.
When she looks for the pins, she reffers to them as “Puppy Five”. “Duck Six” is her second favorite, and so on so forth. Very cool!