Baby Rattle Teether Classic

Sensory & Learning Toy by Babyredhut, Rattle and Teether. Here we details why you should have this toys for your kids development from 0 to 6 Month.

How does a baby rattle help with cognitive development?

This baby toy might not look like much fun to an adult, but these ordinary infant playthings spark an array of sensory experiences for a baby. A simple rattles and teethercan amuse and engage your baby as well as aid in his development. By integrating rattles and teether into daily playtime with your baby, you can promote and strengthen your child’s motor abilities and help him reach cognitive milestones, which involve his ability to think and reason.

It will simulate below skills:

• Hand and eye coordination - Hand-eye coordination is essential to an infant’s eventual ability to grasp and hold objects. It is a skill that children continue to develop throughout childhood, as they learn to feed and dress themselves, write with pencils and perform more complicated tasks, such as riding a bicycle. 
• Perception - Babies need opportunities to perceive sights, sounds, tastes, smells and textures to develop their abilities to make sense of the world around them and come to understand it.

• Sensorimotor skills and cause and effect - involve receiving sensory messages and producing a response. We receive sensory information from our bodies and the environment through our sensory systems, which include vision, hearing and touch, but we must then organize the information and process it.

• Object permanence - another cognitive concept, is a baby’s ability to realize that when something is out of view, it doesn’t cease to exist
• Size: Measuring 5” inches in length, it’s the PERFECT size for little hands.
  
  Care Instructions:
  Wipe clean with a damp towel when necessary. This product is made of 100% natural beech wood, therefore should never be used or submerged in the water, washed in the dishwasher, or placed in the freezer. This product has a smooth untreated finish which can turn rough when in contact with liquids.