🔑 First Years Baby Toy: Infant's First Keys for Early Development Review

Bought this for my rabbit. She loves to pick it up and throw it! Update: Three years and another rabbit later these keys still look brand new. My rabbits love them and drop them every day.

Bought for my rabbit! She loves toys that make noise and these have been her favorites so far. They resisted their tossing and gnawed at them. It has no sharp edges or small parts, making it baby and bunny friendly!

Bought these for my bunny and they are great! She definitely prefers them in her cage; she likes to slam them against the wall so there's no noise. In her play area she throws them and every time I grab her she zooms!

A young African Gray Parrot who loves to chew on everything. I had some of these keys with another bird many years ago. Well, the new bird likes her very much. Those made years ago were much larger, but these newer smaller ones still seem to have very durable materials. Like new, smaller is definitely better as it's a little lighter so the bird can easily pick them all up. Heck, she can even fly with them, and at 20 weeks she's not even flying very well. In short, a great toy for Gray and…

I wanted baby keys like the ones I remember from my childhood (70's) and that's exactly what I was hoping for - simple, simple keys, the are shaped like keys! They are comfortable for a small child to hold, they have a good shape and some texture. My twins are still playing with it at 2.5 because they are now intrigued and happy with the real keys. Kids toys, that seems almost silly to reconsider, but I wanted to say I was happy with several other freshman toys as well, including collapsible…

I have an old version of these keys for my daughter and ordered this set for a friend. My daughter loves to shake them and especially chew them (or chew them). I like the fact that they are easy to carry and don't require batteries. They're very colorful and make some noise (but not too much for a restaurant or home. If you've seen a show, movie, or church service, they can be distracting). I've never seen my daughter choke on it. She kicks her legs and shakes her arms as she hears her toy keys

I bought these for my daughter when she was a baby, she didn't show much interest in them as they were hard and frankly not good for teething. They were in her toy box and she is now 4 1/2 years old. She played with them but left them somewhere and almost got spoiled. I was able to get two packs which saved me a buck or two on buying two singles. They arrived today and she caught fire and was jumping all over the place. She said she has a bridge she needs to unlock for the Care Bears so she has