Playgro Super Shaker Rattle, 0183192 Multicoloured

Versatile and fun

Playgro Rattle Super Shaker

Playgro's colourful educational toys promote the development of babies and toddlers according to their age. They consider the different sensory, motor and mental abilities according to age and support the corresponding development. According to the innovative age group concept, the child's imagination grows with each age group.

From 3 months babies start to explore their surroundings. They grasp everything, touch it and put it in their mouth. In this phase it is important to promote development through appropriate materials, surfaces and sounds. The Rattle Super Shaker offers many different surfaces and materials to discover. Its numerous details can be easily grasped by small hands and provide hours of fun.

Two small structured rings in the middle of the rattle can be pushed back and forth and thus support the development of fine motor skills. Patterned fabric surfaces animate the little ones to explore and touch and the ball with coloured beads rattles when in motion and sharpens another sense: the sense of hearing.

At the other end there is a flexible and structured teething ring to relieve teething pain. After use, the rattle can simply be cleaned with a damp cloth. It should not be immersed in water so that your little ones can enjoy it for a long time.

At a glance:

Fine motor skills

Fine motor skills evolve from an initially insecure grasp to holding objects with two hands. Once your baby has learned to hold things and pass them from one hand to the other, the wonderful world of playing opens up. The numerous details of the rattle fit perfectly into small hands and can be easily grasped and held.

Touching

The tactile sense begins to develop in the abdomen during pregnancy and continues after birth for the whole of the first year of life. First, small babies explore their surroundings with their mouths, as the sense of touch in the lip-tongue area is particularly good, before they start exploring the outside world with their hands and fingers from the age of 3 or 4 months. Now they can reach for things themselves and get to know different materials and shapes.

Seeing

Small babies enjoy contrasting colours. From the age of 6 months, most babies have 20/20 vision and develop improved depth perception of their environment. The bright colours of the rattle stimulate the babies' visual sense and help their eyes to better perceive depths.

Hearing

Most babies are born with good hearing. When they hear new sounds, they first become motionless until they get older and turn their heads in the direction of the sound. At this age, they begin to understand cause and effect and enjoy making their own sounds.