This delightful wrist rattle set is perfect for stimulating your baby’s senses early on. Featuring sensory elements like a rattle, crinkle, and various textures, it engages your baby’s sense of hearing and touch. These rattles are ideal for fostering body awareness and hand recognition, helping your little one discover
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• Sensory elements like a rattle, crinkle, and different textures will stimulate your baby's sense of hearing and tactile sense• Recommended from 0 months • Perfect for sensory stimulation, body awareness, and hand recognition• Contrasting dots and stripes and colourful elements for visual stimulation• Rattling and crinckling sounds stimulate your child• One with Dotti and one with an apple• Let a Deer friend help your little one discover their own body and motivate movement• Can be used for both wrists and ankelsThis delightful wrist rattle set is perfect for stimulating your baby’s senses early on. Featuring sensory elements like a rattle, crinkle, and various textures, it engages your baby’s sense of hearing and touch. These rattles are ideal for fostering body awareness and hand recognition, helping your little one discover their own movements.
The contrasting spots along with colourful details, provide visual stimulation, while the rattling and crinkling sounds capture your child’s attention. One rattle features Dotti, and the other an apple, offering playful variety. Designed to fit both wrists and ankles, the set allows your baby to move freely while Dotti motivates exploration and movement.
Age recommendation: 0+I'm this big:Dotti: 6 cm. Max circumference 14 cm.
How to care for me:Washable at 40°C. Do not tumble dry.
I'm made of:Fabric: 25% cotton 75% polyester. Filling: 100% polyester fibres.
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All Done by Deer products are tested to comply with strict European standards and are therefore perfectly safe for kids to use.
I've passed the test: This toy is tested and complies with the European standard for toys EN 71.
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