Manhattan Toy Wimmer-Ferguson Infant Stim-Mobile for Cribs

View my photos for a demonstration of my setup. The pack n play worked with it! *EDIT* got it to attach. You can see the picture here. I also love it for my two-month-old to play with. The other mobile phone seems to be a hit with him, His favorite thing to do is to play with mobile phones.

Robert Andrews

| Oct 24, 2020

It is not possible to interlock the arms which hold all the cards. In order to make an X, the two are supposed to be inserted inside each other. Based on your product box (see picture), you must have received a different loop than shown on the box. If I could have returned it, I would have, though my large crib rail doesn't fit most mobiles, and finding a black and white "developmental" mobile is a challenge without making it myself. To solve the problem, here's what you need to do You can shorten one of the two nubs on the bottom arm (the part that forms the X) just a marginal amount with scissors (see photographs). Next, pass the end with the shorter nub that you just cut through the oval hole of the top arm as shown. As a result, the bottom arm fits through to create the X, but will retain the nubs to keep it from moving Cutting down the nub can be quite easy, but you have to be careful not to cut through the whole thing. In theory, you could use a file to get the same result.

The last attached photo shows the view of the baby while laying in his cot beneath the mobile. The cards are valid for two months. There is nothing he likes more! Each age group has its own cards, and I like how they tell you which are best for your child's needs. You can attach a mobile sound box that rotates to the X to make the mobile spin. You can untie the black string from the X to make the mobile spin. A long piece of string is likely to need reinforcement since it seems too thin to hold the.

Everly Snow

| Sep 16, 2020

Occupational therapy is the discipline that I use to develop my child's visual perception and motor skills, and this mobile has had great influence on my child's development. In addition to being versatile in that you can replace the discs, it's also really fun to watch your baby enjoy the mobile. We have another mobile that does spin on its own, which plays music and is battery powered, so the baby gets overwhelmed pretty quickly with this one. Still, some people complain that the mobile doesn't spin on its own, but this baby gets overwhelmed pretty quickly with its moving elements. Using her Manhattan Toy mobile, she can naturally shift her gaze from disc to disc while her rapidly developing vision allows her to visualise the disc she chooses to follow. In the beginning, she was fascinated by the black and white baby face image, and now that she is older, she prefers to follow colored images of the sun, car, and fish, and then back to the baby face, which she still enjoys to this day at almost four months of age. Mobiles that use batteries are not worth it. Get this one.

Legend Bass

| Oct 26, 2020

The only suggestion I have is that it move on its own, but I would not want it to be There is everything about this design that makes it work all you have to do is keep close to it.

Zaria Pugh

| Feb 10, 2021

This was bought as a gift for a new baby. The baby is now 3 months old and loves looking at this picture. However, I have a fan running in the bedroom that spins it for her when I leave it. In addition, she has a fancy mobile that spins, plays music, There's nothing more she hates than.

Roger McKee

| Oct 20, 2020

The 30 dollars were not worth it, but it was on sale, so it wasn't too really like the bold patterns since they seem to capture the attention of even the smallest newborns, and because they are interchangeable patterns, they will last up to 6 months (older babies can have more complex patterns and colors). Here is how I see it An infant of 5 weeks will look at it, but is not necessarily captivated This will be observed over the next few days. It also helps that the upper half of the plastic arch can be removed without having to unscrew the base of the mobile in order to remove it from the crib. Having the ability to adjust the height is also nice while baby is sleeping and the string lets you adjust the height. It is horribly frustrating the way the discs are mounted onto the racks. Whenever they fall, I am always afraid that my baby is going to be crushed! Although I considered sticking them together, I believe that would make them no longer exchangeable. The arch wobbles so much when I remove it from the base that I catch some discs on the ground. my previous reviews, the initial assembly was a bit awkward and I was concerned the little plastic hooks would break, but In review, there is no value for money and it is not a pretty or "cute" mobile, but it is a good product from a developmental point of view.

Lyric Deleon

| Feb 15, 2021

To keep my son entertained in his crib, as he did not like going down, I searched for something like this. The method did not work incredibly well, but it did capture his attention for a few months, before he began to stand (and remove The fact that you can change disks and the fact that the phone is not one of the more obnoxious colorful ones (in my opinion) are great. Occasionally, the disks fell off, but this was likely due to them not being firmly snapped to the frame. We were able to get it to work.

Enrique BEGUM

| Jun 05, 2021

It really catches my baby boy's eye when he sees these pictures. It would be more productive for me if I did something else while he glances at them. It is difficult to attach the pieces because they are easily lost. I find that frustrating.

Aliza Baxter

| Jan 07, 2021