The Toy Trunk’s Wooden Egg Rattle & Dumbbell Rattle set is thoughtfully handcrafted to make early play joyful, safe, and full of discovery. Designed for babies and toddlers, this handmade wooden toy set includes a wooden ringo rattle and a wooden dumbbell shaped rattle, both made from eco friendly neem wood for natural, non toxic wooden toy safety. Each rattle creates a gentle sound that soothes and engages little ears, making it one of the best rattle toys for infants and sound making toys for sensory learning. Perfect as a wooden grasping toy and development toy, it supports crawling, shaking, and cause-and-effect play, helping build fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. With smooth edges and a warm natural finish, these safe wooden toys bring together classic charm and Montessori-inspired learning for conscious, eco-friendly playtime that parents love and babies adore.
Independent Manipulation: Encourages independent play and movement.
Visual Stimulation: Stimulates infants’ visual senses.
Non-Toxic Material: Handmade ivory wood with lac color rings.
Fine Motor Skills: Moving rings aid fine motor skill development.
Focus Promotion: Encourages tracking of sound and movement.
Cause and Effect: Teaches cause-and-effect through rattling.
Object Permanence: Promotes understanding through hidden rattle games.
Safe Exploration: Rounded finish ensures safe handling.
Gross Motor Skills: Supports grasping and gross motor development.
1 of each type of rattle
• Wood naturally contains anti-bacterial properties, which means that bacteria cannot exist for long or duplicate easily on the toy’s surface.
If you feel the need to clean your toy, please ensure that you:
• Never submerge your toys in water or allow them to be soaked for a long time.
• Clean gently and quickly with a damp cloth.
• Allow the toy to dry completely before storage.
• Fabric can be washed separately in cold water.
Shake the rattle to create rhythm and move it across the child’s field of vision to encourage tracking. Use the hidden rattle game by shaking it under a blanket for the child to find.
Always supervise your child during play.
