The crocodile is a developmental toy, designed to meet the sensory needs of children. Its function and purpose depend largely on the imagination of small users.
Inside the crocodile there is a cushion with buckwheat hulls, which spill out and gently rustle. In addition, there are sensory balls in the tail and paws. The toy provides a very diverse tactile stimuli, encourages toddlers to squeeze, roll over, and at the same time perform many hand exercises. It is able to intrigue and take care of the little ones for a long time. It also positively affects the development of the imagination. Expressive saturated colors stimulate the sense of sight through contrasts.
In addition, after removing the cushion, the Crocodile becomes a pouch or purse in which the child can hide various treasures.
The toy can be used as a therapeutic aid in pediatric psychotherapy.