Has it all !!!. The Micky Ball is an innovative, multi- sensorial, creative, and educational toy intended for babies: birth and up. has it all !!!

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has it all !!!

The Micky Ball is an innovative, multi- sensorial, creative, and educational toy intended for babies: birth and up. has it all !!!

Together with the University Mat or the Gym Mat, The Micky Ball animates play time and stimulates the child’s body and mind in a variety of ways that enhance the child’s developmental growth through quality activities based on extensive clinical research.

has it all !!!

The Micky Ball is designed to be an interactive educational toy requiring adult involvement and supervision. Through monitored play The Micky Ball enhances the development of children’s physical skills such as balance, posture, coordination, gross and fine muscular structures. has it all !!!

Toddlers has it all !!!

From birth to 5 years old… has it all !!!

Dr. Meir Menachem (PhD) Counseling Psychologist L.N 5370 By the age of three, a child’s cognitive faculties will have already been determined. Based on the latest scientific and pedagogical research, we now know that more than 50% of the total cognitive ability is shaped through the interactive and combined stimulation of a child’s sensory motor systems. The Micky Ball comes highly recommended for every baby. In addition to quality plat time, the Micky Ball enhances the following: has it all !!!

Dr. Meir Menachem (PhD) Counseling Psychologist L.N 5370 *Eye – hand coordination. *Manual dexterity *Shoulder and hand strength *Physical self control *Self confidence and a positive self image *Spatial organization skills *The development of fine motor aptitude *Listening, focus and concentration sikills *And more… has it all !!!

The show… (please click on the picture) has it all !!!

Why Micky Ball? Fine motor skills Coordination Development Spatial orientation Self – confidence Balance Physiological and neurological Concentration and Attentiveness Fun has it all !!!

Thank you!!!

A MUST in every home!