🦀 Hape Put-Stay Rattle Set: Multi Sea Animal Suction Rattle Toys for Baby's Educational Fun (E0330) Review

The rattles look great. I love bright colors, shapes and materials. The rattle is quiet, unobtrusively loud, but attracts the child's attention. The suction power is good at first, but loses grip after a few seconds. I wonder if it's the hole in the middle? I've tried it dry and wet on different surfaces and nothing seems to work. If it sucked better we would have had more fun and maybe more than a few seconds of childish interest.

They are really cute but more attractive to me as a parent than to a child. They are short so movement is limited; the child can easily pull them off, which requires the frequent return of parents; and they aren't really DOING anything, so they quickly lose the child's interest. She really likes the other two lighter toys we received, which have jingling beads and rotating parts that she can manipulate. They both hold each other tight too, meaning I can cook dinner instead of chasing toys…

They definitely do NOT stay in place as the name suggests but they are so cute and my kid loves them so I gave them 3 stars for that. They are easy to clean and so cute! They entertain her while she is in the high chair but I keep picking them up off the floor as they WILL NOT stick! I've tried everything to get them to stick but she easily slides them off and rips them off the tray. Overall adorable but if they had more toy feeding options I would probably dump them. If you think my review was

My kid loves them! I bought them because I was looking for more toys that would stay on his high chair's tray and was initially disappointed that it was easy for him to take them off. However, I soon found that it was actually better for her not to commit to anything. They're the perfect size for little hands to hold and shake (they have a nice soft rattle) and chew. They have some soft teething parts and he likes to turn them over to find good parts to chew on. Also, they are much cuter than…

Little rattles, I feel like it encouraged my baby to reach for things earlier (she started reaching for things at around 3 months! They should only be a bit older), but she loves them, they're cute, they have little faces that babies love, they're the cheapest toys with suction cups I've ever seen (love that they're suction cups that they put on the table, on their high chair , attach to everything.) I think it's cheaper than looking for places with all those toys and it takes at least 30…

Got these and Fat Brain Toys pipSquigz on the recommendation of my son's physical therapist. The idea was to give him something that would motivate him to get up and work on his fine motor skills. My son enjoys playing with both sets and for the price this set is better. However, the characteristics of the other set make it my favorite set. My biggest complaint about the rattle set is that the suction power isn't up to par. The slightest amount of fluff or crumbs will make them refuse to stick.

I LOVE these suction cup rattle/shaker toys! I have a 5 month old and a 2 year old and I have rarely bought new toys for my 5 month old. But when I saw them I had to buy them, we have a skip hop activity center and he needed more toys with suction cups. They're so adorable, we've got some naughty sucker toys, but they're not as cute as these. They sound good when shaken, they sound like shakers with different sounds. They are of excellent quality, my child likes to chew them. They are so cute…