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First Years, Inc.

100 Technology Center Dr
Stoughton, Massachusetts 02072
United States
Telephone: 800-225-0382 or 508-588-1220.
Fax: 508-583-9067.
Web: http://www.thefirstyears.com/.

Products manufactured by First Years, Inc. (listed alphabetically)

  1. MULTI-THEME DISCOVERY MOBILE

    The Multi-Theme Discovery Mobile is a mobile designed to provide visual stimulation for individuals who have low vision. The mobile is attached to a clamp which easily attached to the side of the crib. It extends out so that it is located directly above the baby when he/she is in the crib. The interchangeable high contrast cards suspended from the crib mobile are visually stimulating especially for new borns.

  2. STACK'MS

    Stack'ms is a visual stimulation and eye hand coordination activity designed to provide lessons in shapes, colors and counting for individual with physical, sensory or cognitive disabilities. The toy consists of a plastic cone and six differently colored, differently sized rings which fit on the cone in order. It is designed to enhance cognitive as well as fine motor skills.

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