🐑 Enhancing Physical Development and Sensory Stimulation: Early Learning Centre Blossom Farm Playmat & Arch - Amazon Exclusive Review

This will be my birthday present. I ordered it by luck on a better day. I opened it up...great quality and it was bigger than I expected!

This is well made and will be very durable. Bright colors and attached toys will keep him busy. This will also be a great gift. Definitely a buy recommendation.

I call it Lazy Tummy because it requires less energy than regular push ups. I love that it has different fabrics so my child can touch different textures. Attached toys are kinda pointless. I think you can play with them when you're not using them.

Ideal for lying on your stomach. I gave it to a friend and they loved it and they said their kid loves it! He just looks at him and you can support him to make him stronger. I wish I knew about this when my daughter was on her stomach!

My 5 month old daughter hates lying on her stomach. With this Tummy Time Roller we have less effort and we can do longer sessions. The colors are bright and she seems to enjoy dangling toys and wrinkled facial features. My 4 year old son also loves laying on it like a pillow!

I started using it when my daughter was 2.5 months to help with her tummy. She likes it, so she increases the time she spends on her stomach. On one side is a mirror, on the other side she likes the rustling of a cow. We started putting it next to her and it helps her roll over. At 3 months she already grabs 2 attached toys. At first I thought it needed more, but I actually like its simplicity.

My 3 month old loves Lola the Cow (La Vaca Lola). It was a great present for him. We do abdominal exercises with him. At first he didn't pay attention, but now he likes it. The horn is wrinkled and he likes to grab it. We are currently working on that. Not only does it do the job, it's so darn cute! We wipe down with a warm washcloth and spray on it before use and when it gets dirty a little Dreft spray.

I love this toy and so does my child. We gave it to him around 4-5 months old and he loved the feel of different textures when he looked in a small mirror etc. Now at 8.5 months old he still loves it but now he's rolling it likes to walk around and feel cat skin. ears and just bang them like a drum. It's soft, light, BIG, makes rustling and rattling noises, has a mirror, grab-and-go items and cute little animals. I would buy it again and I would buy it as a gift.

To be honest, when I saw this toy I thought like a psychology student's research project. It's not particularly cute or interesting for adults, but my kid finds it totally addicting. He has played with him since he was two weeks old and still loves him at 4 months. Small ears and horns are the first things he learned to reach and grasp. It touches all the different textures. He looks at himself in the mirror. He puts the rattle in his mouth. Etc. I can't guarantee your kid will like it, but…