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Fisher Price Discover n’ Grow Soother Review- Plus Giveaway

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The Fisher Price Discover n’ Grow Select-a-Show Soother is a projector that places cute images of friendly characters and objects onto flat surfaces such as the ceiling and is accompanied with soothing lullaby music or soft nature sounds.  I think it would make a great baby shower present!
 
Ever since my daughter was a baby we have played soft lullabies in her room at nap and bedtimes.  This is her cue to wind down and that it is time for sleep but most importantly I am aware of the number of benefits for babies to hear and listen to lullabies.  This is why there are so many things that I love about the Fisher Price Select-a-Show Soother!  Firstly the cutest little penguin character is just too lovable and Miss 22 months was instantly attracted to the bright colours and friendly penguin.  I love that it grows with your baby as the different slides encourage development and learning for the early stages of a baby’s life.
I love that it is portable and we can take it with us when travelling. I also love that it encourages and promotes soothing and calming for babies and older infants.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Learning through play with the Discover n’ Grow Select-a Show Soother:
  • Encourages newborns to focus and recognise faces.
  • Promotes and encourages eye-tracking skills as growing babies watch and follow the moving butterflies. 
  • Encourages the development of concentration and attention as older babies look and focus on the details and colours on the projected images.
  • Soothing music, lullabies and nature sounds helps learning to sooth and unwind. 
  • Encourages babies to learn to process the pitch of the music which is an essential foundation for language development.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Fisher Price Discover n’ Grow Select-a-Show Soother is a wonderful addition to my daughters nursery and it is also portable to take with us when travelling or visiting.  The soft light is great for a night light!
It is a toy that is perfectly suited from Birth up to 24 months but my older kids thought it was fun to play with and listen to the music during rest time as they sat and read a book.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Fisher Price Discover n’ Grow Select-a-Show Soother is approximately 20cm tall, compact and robust for drops as older babies learn to hold and carry the penguin.  The projector comes with three slides which can be stored at the back of the penguin and has different options for play, music only, music and projection or projection only.  The penguin is adjustable for different positioning on the ceiling or wall as it can stand up straight or lean to the left or right.
 
GIVEAWAY:
We have an awesome giveaway for one of our lucky readers to win!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1x Fisher Price Discover n’ Grow Select-a-Show Soother
To enter, all you need to do:
  1. Is leave a comment here on learning4kids – answering the question: “What is your child’s favourite lullaby song?”
This competition has now closed!
 
Good luck!
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23 thoughts on “Fisher Price Discover n’ Grow Soother Review- Plus Giveaway”

  1. My child is 8 months old. He loves ” Mama’s little baby loves shortening shortening. Mama’s little baby loves shortening bread”. He giggles whenever I sing it

  2. She is 8 weeks old and just LOVES when I sing “Your Song”by Elton John very softly.. …”i hope you don’t mind, that I put down in words, how wonderful life is, now your in the world!!” So very appropriate xxx

  3. When my little man was unsettled and upset the only song that would soothe him was ‘wotty, wott oo wotty wotty wot wot’ yep, the theme from the wot wots tv show. Nothing else soothed him

  4. My son loved “you are my sunshine” and both my son and my daughter loved me humming th traditional lullaby tune

  5. I’ve sung Twinkle Twinklw Little Star to my son since he was in the womb. One night when he was about 10 months old my aunty was trying to settle him for me as I was having no luck. She walked him outside, returned a little while later saying she started singing Twinkle Twinkle and he settled instantly, she could see the recognition in his eyes!!!

  6. Hush , little baby …. I usually have to make my own words up because I forget them, but my favourite line is … if that diamond ring don’t shine, mama’s gunna buy a big case of WINE !!!

  7. Brenda’s favorite song is the ants go marching one by one. It was something that my husband actually knew and I guess she likes the repetition because it conks her out really quick!

  8. Twinkle Twinkle little star is fantastic especially suffering from pretty bad colic and reflux it just helped to sooth him so well. Music is essential in his sleep routine!

  9. Kara Kirkpatrick

    Madam L LOVES “Seesaw Margery Daw”. We started singing the first line of it to her when she got a little yellow kmart seesaw. We only sang the first line as that’s all any of us could remember!! However I had to look up the words just recently as now she is singing the first line over and over and over and over and… well, you get the picture (; So now we know the whole song, AND the meaning behind it haha 🙂 Love that we all learned something new as a result of teaching our precious girl. Thanks for the great opportunity to win Janice, and for all the fabulous ideas. I have just referred my cousin to your blog and fb page. She is a year 6 teacher, and was looking for some fun activities her class could do with their little “buddies” (year 1’s i think?). Thanks again! x

  10. My baby is 17 months old he loves “Jesus Loves Me” its soft and soothing when he was born and in the Hospital after his Open Heart Surgery I would sing this and it has really been our number one song.

  11. It’s mostly me just humming & rocking. I can never remember words, so it’s just humming to no particular tune or song.

  12. It’s an oldie but a classic, “Rock-a-bye-baby” – i have sung it to both my kids during the quiet time going to bed and it is such a comfort song for all of us!

  13. All of my children loved Twinkle twinkle litlle star…now my young granddaughter (1 & nearly 2 years old) love it just as much!

  14. Carly Matheson

    My youngest Cruz who’s 5 months favorite lullaby is ” your are my Sunshine ” I been singing it since Birth and i incorapte his Name into the Song which gets his attention every time once I start singing the song even if he’s crying.

  15. Joslyn Berkelaar

    My son and I go outside and sing twinkle twinkle little star and Hey diddle diddle every night before bed. His favourite is Hey diddle diddle.

  16. My 10 week old loves twinkle twinkle little star especially when his brother and sister sing it. I also sing ‘lullaby’ by the Dixie Chicks.

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Hi and welcome to Learning 4 Kids!

My name is Janice and I am an Early Childhood Teacher in Australia.

I have a strong passion and love for teaching and creating meaningful learning experiences for my students. What I love most is watching children discover in those amazing light bulb moments. I hope Learning4kids brings you some useful ideas.

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