Yctze Crib Stroller Toy, Plush Spiral Rattle, Sensory Training Toy with Sounding Bell, Ideal for Babies 1 Month+, Hand Eye Coordination Development

1. With a built‑in sounding bell, the baby can make a sound by squeezing or shaking the plush toy, encouraging the baby to grasp. 2. It also can improve and exercise baby's hand‑eye coordination ability, soothe the baby's emotions. 3. The rattle toy is made of high‑quality plush materials, soft and skin‑friendly, and can be safely touched or bitten by the baby. 4. Lovely appearance, it would be a good choice to give it to your baby as a gift. 5. Spiral shape stroller toy can be easily fixed on strollers, cribs and car seats, making it an excellent portable travel toy. Specification: Condition:100% Brand New Item Type: Crib Stroller Toys Material: Plush, PP cotton Apply to: Above 1 month old baby Features: Cute shape, filling, sensory training Package List: 1 x Crib Stroller Toy Note: Monitors are not calibrated same, item color displayed in photos may be showing slightly different from the real object. Please take the real one as standard.

• [Interactive Sound Feature] Features a built-in sounding bell that produces gentle sounds when squeezed or shaken, encouraging babies to grasp and interact while developing auditory awareness through playful engagement.
• [Spiral Mounting Design] Equipped with spiral-shaped attachment that easily fixes to strollers, cribs, and car seats, making it a portable travel companion for various infant environments and outings.
• [Soft Plush Material] Made from plush materials filled with PP cotton that provide soft, skin-friendly texture safe for babies to touch, hold, and explore during sensory development activities.
• [Early Development Support] Helps improve hand-eye coordination and soothes baby's emotions through tactile and auditory stimulation, supporting sensory training from one month of age.
• [Safe Infant Toy Designed specifically for babies one month and older with gentle materials and construction that ensure safe interaction during early developmental stages.