The Done by Deer Lalee play gym in a soft sand shade creates a stimulating space for play, discovery and sensory development for your baby. Five activities, including rattles, a mirror, crinkly elements, shapes and textures, support sight, touch and hand coordination.
Five sensory activities
Rattles, mirrors, crinkly elements, shapes and varied textures entertain your baby and naturally support sensory development.
Toys for curious little hands
Suspended plush toys with delicate details encourage your child to reach, grasp and practise hand-eye coordination.
Lalee's delicate design
The sand-coloured design and soft textile materials complement Lalee's playful motif, which appeals to both children and parents.
The Done by Deer Lalee play gym is a freestanding baby play gym designed for babies from birth. Thanks to its adjustable design, it can easily be adapted to your child and offers a comfortable space for everyday play at home.
The suspended toys and sensory details encourage reaching, observation and discovery of different surfaces and sounds. The play gym received the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2016 and combines functional design with a delicate appearance suitable for a nursery.
- 5 play activities: rattles, mirrors, crinkling, shapes and textures
- Supports the development of sight, touch and hand coordination
- Freestanding construction for easy placement
- Suitable for babies from birth
Specifications
- Product type
- Baby play gym
- Brand
- Done by Deer
- Collection
- Lalee
- Colour
- Sand
- Recommended age
- From birth (0+)
- Number of activities
- 5
- Activities
- Rattles, mirrors, crinkling, shapes and textures
- Design
- Freestanding, adjustable to the child
- Dimensions
- Width 45–80 cm × height 40–48 cm × depth 22 cm
- Play gym material
- Fabric: 100% polyester; filling: EVA foam, bags with quartz sand and polyester fibres
- Toy material
- Fabric: 100% polyester; filling: 100% polyester fibres
- Award
- Red Dot Award: Product Design 2016
- Safety
- Tested and compliant with strict European standards