60cm Semi Weighted Asian Doll
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- Product Code: DD-60-3/4-SW-As
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£76.80
- Ex Tax: £64.00
The Touch-Needs 60cm (3 - 4 month size) semi-weighted demonstration doll has been especially designed with the needs of the Infant Massage Teacher and Baby Yoga Teacher in mind. This is the most suitable for physiotherapists demonstrating to parents online.
The semi weighted dolls have the same characteristics as the regular and fully weighted 60cm baby massage demonstration dolls, but the weights, in the semi weighted doll, give a greater sense of balance and general realistic feel to demonstration of exercises or necessary limb manipulation. (For babywearing, see fully weighted dolls and for a lighter baby massage demonstration doll, see regular dolls)
| FEATURES | BENEFITS |
| Realistic facial features and an expression that says yes to massage, yoga and fun-time exercises | Representative of a real baby Supports role-modelling Enhances the facilitator's guidance to parents about finding the right time for babies and the importance of their baby saying yes to an activity |
| The size of an average 3 month old baby | The perfect size to demonstrate clearly, whilst remaining representative the babies in the class The weighted, 60cm doll allows for a realistic demonstration of:
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| Coming soon: Weighted dolls with the ribs and bellybutton outlined (all models will include this feature early to mid 2011) | Enhances the Infant Massage Teachers instruction of the accurate hand positioning of the tummy and chest strokes when teaching (particularly useful for the visual learners in your class) |
| Soft bodied middle, including the arms (to below the elbows) and the legs (to below the knees) | Offers flexibility and a full range of movements that are required during a demonstration |
| Lifelike feet and hands, with relaxed fingers and toes | Allows for clear demonstration of massage strokes (particularly useful for the visual learners in your class) |
| Multi-ethnic models |
Allows the group facilitator to use a resource that is representative of the audience they are teaching Supports role-modelling |