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Barefoot Belly Time: Look at the Forest

Barefoot Belly Time: Look at the Forest

Get ready for a walk through the forest with the interactive Barefoot Belly Time format!

Look at the mushrooms! Look at the squirrel! There are so many things to see in the forest. High-contrast illustrations in this sturdy format are a delight for babies’ developing eyes, keeping them engaged for tummy time fun. Plus, unfold the double-sided accordion pages to find a mirror at the end!

  • Simple, repeating phrases help build a baby’s vocabulary
  • Helps babies develop strong muscles and coordination
  • High-contrast black-and-white illustrations are perfect for an infant’s vision development
$13.99
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$13.99

Barefoot Belly Time: Look at the Forest

Get ready for a walk through the forest with the interactive Barefoot Belly Time format!

Look at the mushrooms! Look at the squirrel! There are so many things to see in the forest. High-contrast illustrations in this sturdy format are a delight for babies’ developing eyes, keeping them engaged for tummy time fun. Plus, unfold the double-sided accordion pages to find a mirror at the end!

  • Simple, repeating phrases help build a baby’s vocabulary
  • Helps babies develop strong muscles and coordination
  • High-contrast black-and-white illustrations are perfect for an infant’s vision development

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Get ready for a walk through the forest with the interactive Barefoot Belly Time format!

Look at the mushrooms! Look at the squirrel! There are so many things to see in the forest. High-contrast illustrations in this sturdy format are a delight for babies’ developing eyes, keeping them engaged for tummy time fun. Plus, unfold the double-sided accordion pages to find a mirror at the end!

  • Simple, repeating phrases help build a baby’s vocabulary
  • Helps babies develop strong muscles and coordination
  • High-contrast black-and-white illustrations are perfect for an infant’s vision development