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Crayola Toddler Touch Lights

Crayola Toddler Touch Lights

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The Crayola Toddler Touch Lights is an interactive, colorful toy designed for young children. It features a touch-sensitive surface that allows toddlers to explore and engage with light and color. The toy promotes sensory development and creativity while providing a fun, safe experience for little ones. (Requires 3 AA batteries not included)

Specifications

Dimensions: 13 x 12 x 2 inches
Colors: 12 light colors
6 songs
1 Instruction Sheet
Requires 3 AA batteries (not included)

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Why we know this works!

The Crayola Toddler Doodle Board is a great sensory-friendly toy that engages touch, sight, and sound to support children with diverse sensory needs. Its textured gel surface allows for mess-free tactile exploration, while the 12 light-up colors and six songs provide soothing visual and auditory stimulation. Lightweight and portable, it’s an ideal calming tool for travel or a fun way to encourage creative expression in a sensory-friendly space.

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