Skip Hop Activity Teething Multi Sensory Baby & Toddler Toys in Rattles & Plush Rings Review

More than I thought. My son loves the toy, especially the rope. Small hands are comfortable in the hand. To clean, I put the toy in a pillowcase and in the car, and it came out unharmed. Would buy again.

I bought my child a fox. Unfortunately, although it's a cute, fun toy, my child isn't very interested (although my niece loved it!). Also, it can't be thrown in the washing machine, which is disappointing. I would still recommend it as it is easy to hold and the extra details are fun for toddlers.

Great toy concept but doesn't live up to expectations. Bites are not the safest, especially the cheaper materials they are made from. The toy itself is big for a small child. It would be better for the size of a stroller toy. The clasp that hangs it doesn't work well as my kid can put it down in a second.

Gift for a seven month old baby. It seems like a lot for him, I think he will learn a lot in spatial relationships and manoeuvres! He seems to like it! Don't know how it will hold up to washing and/or drying - I think I would wash it in a laundry bag and tumble dry low if the fluffiness became too bothersome. Might not last, but for the price I'd try.

I know it's advertised for babies but it's great for autistic people too! I can't recommend this little guy enough. Five different fabrics and tough textured surfaces and a rattle and the prettiest twisted ears I've ever felt. Seriously, the ears alone make this guy a gem for anyone who loves stimming. It's also soft enough to sleep in without hurting yourself! It's larger than I expected, although that was more of a bonus than anything. He's hard to hide when you need/want because he's bigger…

My 10 week old baby is interested in some things but not to this extent for example we have a Lamaze moose and he likes it, but he needs us to get it moving and have fun with it. This fox keeps his interest like nothing else we've seen. He gets excited when he looks at him, gets tired and looks at other things, and when he realizes that the fox is still there, he gets excited again. He's just hanging over/in front of him in his gym and I've had more time without holding him in the last 2 days…

Excellent product for the little ones. Our almost four month old baby can hold different parts of a fox - a ring on his head, rustling ears, a nose, a green bite leaf in his pocket, paws and a soft tail. There are many different textures that he can explore by touching. A ringing sound can be heard in the fox's head, as well as a rattle on its leg. We can hang the toy on another brand's playmat and it will help our kid to pick up the toy by himself. It was too hard for him to hold himself up…

So far my 2 month old daughter likes it very much. Bought for her as she started teething early. But she's not quite able to grab things tight enough to hold her mother. She hasn't learned to chew the toy yet. But he immediately drew her attention and started playing with him and making noise as if she were talking to him. The only disappointment I have is that the body is made of fabric with a yarn pattern. I was hoping for a little more texture. But yarn can be difficult to clean, so I…