MCGMITT Grasping Ball with Rattle – Baby Teether Silicone BPA-Free Sensory Montessori Toy in Chicken Shape for Teething Relief and Early Development for Babies 0–24 Months – Yellow
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MCGMITT Grasping Ball with Rattle - Baby Teether Silicone BPA-Free Sensory Montessori Toy in Chicken Shape for Teething Relief and Early Development for Babies 0–24 Months

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Detalles del producto

The MCGMITT Grasping Ball is a multifunctional baby toy that combines a teether, rattle, and sensory ball in one.
  • Made from 100% food-grade, BPA-free silicone
  • Soft, non-toxic, and safe for delicate baby gums
  • Durable and sturdy to withstand frequent chewing and grabbing
  • Built-in rattle creates a pleasant jingling sound to support auditory development
  • Soft, textured surface gently massages sore gums and helps relieve teething discomfort
  • Cute chicken shape stimulates tactile perception and visual focus

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