Manhattan Toy Skwish Natural Rattle and Teether Grasping Activity Toy, Beige, 1 Count (Pack of 1), (209620)
Manhattan Toy

Manhattan Toy Skwish Natural Rattle and Teether Grasping Activity Toy, Beige, 1 Count (Pack of 1), (209620)

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€13.23

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The Manhattan Toy Skwish Natural Rattle and Teether Grasping Activity Toy is a unique wooden toy that engages newborns and infants.
  • Intriguing shape encourages head turning and tracking
  • Rattle and slide action promotes reaching, grasping, and two-handed play
  • Wooden dowels and beads produce a muted, pleasant sound
  • Made from sustainable rubberwood, splinter and chip resistant
  • Heirloom quality with no dyes or paints
  • Suitable from birth and up

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