Eyes Nose & Cheeky – Bonding Bag
This card contains an Eyes, Nose and Cheeky Rhyme and details for naming features and getting to know themselves, there is a need for gentle touch and for intimacy between you and the child and the child and you. This can be extended by exploring other feature on the body and touch. The skin is the largest organ in the body, by doing rhymes and making positive touch fun helps you learn more about your child and is your child’s way of communicating with you.
You can choose to purchase one sunshine with mirror or two sunshine toys below.
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