Wooden rattle blue fish

A rattle that fits exceptionally well into a baby's small, yet unskilled hands. It provides a comfortable and secure grip, a starting point for acquiring further skills that will allow a child to progress from clumsy attempts at manipulating a rattle to building complex, multi-dimensional structures with blocks.

Toddlers can turn the rattle in their paws, move it, put it down, pick it up, and shake it. They can also practice precise finger movements on small, colorful beads.

This wooden rattle is also a safe teether for babies. Much more pleasant than plastic toys, as it's warm to the touch, velvety smooth, and tastes far better than plastic. Furthermore, it's free of toxic substances and "bacteria-resistant." It's hard to find anything better, is it?

Playing with Grimm's Rattle is :

• contact with a beautiful toy with a visible structure of grain and knots;
• the pleasure of contact with perfectly finished wood that is warm and velvety to the touch;
• a pleasant natural scent associated with nature, sun and safety;
• a new taste that the child can try at their discretion and the parent does not have to worry about their health; (wood has a surface that binds moisture and does not allow the growth of bacteria)
• a sound that doesn't make your skin crawl, but quite the opposite;
• time devoted to practicing manual dexterity. Learning to grasp, hold, shake, and transfer;
• improving eye-hand coordination;
• discovering cause-and-effect relationships.