2 Pack Ribbon Sensory Baby Rattle Toys: Natural Wooden Ring with 6 Rattles & Colorful Ribbons for Babies 0-12 Months - Perfect Infant Newborn Gifts Review

my 9 month old twins love it. They eat threads and part of the rainbow. They love to hold and shake them. I personally think they're pretty uneventful, but the kids seem to enjoy them.

I would say this is probably better for older children who don't put toys in their mouths. The little bells I'm concerned about are a choking hazard. Although they seemed well connected, I'm a paranoid parent. Overall this is a fun toy and looks like the kids will love it.

We raise teething babies aged 5 and 8 months. Both love it. They enjoy nibbling on the wood and the 5 month old sucks on the ribbons while the 8 month old pats the floor (okay, claps) to enjoy the ringing of the bells AND the wood. -knock on wood So it can drive adults insane, but of all their toys and teethers, kids look for these every day. Therefore, this product gets five stars from our family!

This teether came exactly as pictured, a wooden cloud shaped teether with ties and bells. The cloud shape is perfect for my 6 month grip. She likes to put all parts of this toy in her mouth. The bells so close to the wooden teething piece make me nervous at times because I feel like the bells can be sharp on her gums if she bites one of them. I just keep an eye on them when we play with them and everything is fine. Teether, visual sense experience (ribbons) and auditory sense experience (bells)

I ordered this rattle toy for my 20 month old daughter. She's into musical instruments and also likes to dance, so I thought she was having fun. Although the toys are cute, with a nice wooden handle and colorful rainbow ribbons, she gets bored pretty quickly. The sound of the bells is VERY quiet; I know she would love it if she could make some noise! So it's more of a "kids toy" than a "toddler toy" (and yes, I understand that's how it's sold here). but to be honest I doubt the safety for a…

This seemed like a great idea for our child and worked well for a while. She hasn't put things in her mouth yet, but she's explored them or watched us shake them. They definitely held their attention with noise and high contrast tapes. However, we ended up putting her away or watching her closely after she started putting things in her mouth. The bells bother me the most. They are not attached very securely and pose a choking/choking hazard. My older toddler loves them and uses them when he…