Review on 🌈 HABA Rainbow Fabric Ball - Easily Washable with 8 Unique Sensory Features by Jeremy Stephens

Pros: Colors/patterns are very pretty and vibrant, even after multiple washes. The different parts of the ball are sewn very well and are durable. crumpled paper nice gestures. FYI, the rattle and squeaky toy are hidden in different fabrics. With the HABA tag (that's the manufacturer) this ball can be hung from a car seat or stroller using a pacifier/toy tie. Cons: The ball has product labels. Sewn-in disrupt the aesthetics of the ball. 5 out of 8 touch effect strips started to roll. That is, small balls of villi on the surface. There are ways to get rid of this, but it's an additional thing to deal with. Also, there are a total of 6 strips with different touch effects, as far as I can tell there are two sets of the same crepe paper and two sets of a different one. fabric is the same. Patterns/colors are all different. I find it expensive, but that's subjective for the buyer. Revain doesn't seem to have any other sensory ball so I think if you want one this is what you need for your child. Conclusion: I'm not disappointed with the product, my child has just started grabbing objects so really couldn't play with it. After all, this is the deciding factor as to whether the purchase was successful or not. The review aims to highlight various aspects of the product itself. Suggestions: Attach a regular cloth tag (outside the HABA label) so the ball can be hung from car seats/strollers with a belt. Not sure how durable the HABA tag is, but an additional tag would be helpful for those who want to use the ball as a hanging toy for their child. Add extra elements of surprise to the other 5 fabrics. A soft element in one fabric, a beanbag effect in another fabric, etc. It not only adds the texture of the fabric to the sensory element of the ball, but also what feels like inside the fabric.