To avoid possible entanglement or strangulation injury, remove gym arch when baby begins to push up on their hands and knees

It has 2 removable toy arches and 4 removable hanging soft toys - a lion, zebra, elephant and monkey - which rattle and squeak to stimulate your baby's senses. It even comes with a soft elephant tummy time toy that has crinkle sounds and a mirror for them to interact with. Elephants use their ears to funnel in sound waves from the environment, contributing to their keen sense of hearing. DentitionDo not place or position the seat near any item which could present a danger of suffocation or strangulation e.g. strings, blind/curtain cords or falling objects. The skeleton of an elephant's foot is angled, with a large pad of fat and connective tissue at the heel. The angled foot structure means that elephants walk on their tiptoes with their body weight evenly distributed across the fatty/connective tissue at the heel. Ex: An adult male Asian elephant that is 2.88 m (9.5 ft.) in height and weighs about 4,167 kg (9,259 lb.) distributes just 3.8 kg (8.5 lb.) of weight per square inch on its heels. Elephants have excellent long-term memory and are capable of remembering experiences for long periods of time. Research has shown that elephants are able to recognize other herd members decades after they have last interacted with them. Heart

Elephants have a cylindrical-shaped stomach. The stomach primarily functions in food storage. Digestion takes place in the cecum (pouch connected to the large intestine). The combined length of the small and large intestines is about 35 m (100 ft.) in length. Lungs Remove the toy arches from the base unit as soon as your child starts to push up on hands and knees (approx. 5 months) Create a circle of toys and place baby on their tummy in the middle, encouraging them to reach and stretch with fun activities. Many of our baby play mats come tummy time ready with built-in toys. Elephants have sparse hair distributed unevenly on their body, with the most noticeable concentrations around the eyes, ear openings, chin, and tail.Elephants can reach vegetation as high as 5.7 m (19 ft.) by rearing up onto their hind legs and extending their trunk. The Elephant & Baby Tummy Time Activity Rug & Rattle from Mamas & Papas comes complete with an incredibly cute baby elephant soft toy, which is both a grabber and rattle. The grabber is perfectly sized for baby's hands to reach out and grab, encouraging coordination development, and the rattle makes a soft rattling sound when shaken, for additional interactivity and sensory development. The gym arches are a sprung structure and care should be taken whenever removing them from the playmat This bundle includes: Welcome to the World Playmat, Sit & Play Elephant Interactive Seat & Elephant Tummy Time Roll - Grey Elephants have an atypical shaped heart. Most mammals, including humans, have a single-pointed apex at the base (heart-shaped). Elephants have a double-pointed apex at the base, lessening the heart-shaped appearance, and giving it a more circular shape. Stomach and Intestines

Elephants have highly developed cerebrums and cerebellums- portions of the brain involved in movement and muscle coordination. Pediatric occupational therapist Michelle Emanuel is trained in the TummyTime! Method and helps her patients understand the deep impact of tummy time on babies. She says it needs to be one of parents' top priorities. (Disclaimer: Two of my own sons worked with Emanuel after minor health procedures, where I learned just how beneficial tummy time can be). Safety Warning: WARNING: Do not place inside a cot where a child could use this product as a foot hold. Do not use this product as a support.The elephant's trunk is an extension of the upper lip and nose. It functions for grasping, breathing, feeding, dusting, smelling, drinking, lifting, sound production/communication, defense/protection, and sensing. Small sensory hairs extend the length of the elephant's trunk enhance its sensitivity. These small hairs facilitate tactile communication during courtship and when caring for young. Young elephants are hairier than adults and their hair is reddish-brown in color. As they mature, the amount of hair is reduced and becomes darker. Internal Organs Brain