Item no.
E0133
Age
From 0 months
Parts
1
Shake & Sparkle Flower Rattle
Brighten your baby’s playtime with the Shake 'n Sparkle Flower Rattle! Shake it to see vibrant lights and hear soothing rattle sounds, perfect for sensory exploration. The soft silicone petals and smiling design captivate and delight, while the easy-to-grasp shape helps develop fine motor skills. A fun, engaging way to support your baby’s early learning.
- A light-up mutli-sensory rattle that engages and delights babies
- Stimulates early sensory and fine motor skill development
- Vibrant lights and colours encourage visual tracking and curiosity
- Soft silicone petals and soothing sounds for tactile exploration
- Easy-to-grasp design helps build independence and confidence
- Lightweight and durable, perfect for play at home or on the go
Complete the set
- Tested to EN 71 toy safety
- Educational learning toys
- Developed with educators since 1986
Thoughtful design
Thoughtfully designed for play
Learning through play
What your child develops through play
Play tip
Encourage your baby to shake and shine! Show them how to shake the toy to see the flower's smile light up and its colours change. Let them feel the soft silicone petals and enjoy the delightful rattle as these actions help stimulate their senses and develop their fine motor skills.
The facts
Specifications & service
Specifications
Title
Shake & Sparkle Flower Rattle
Product number
E0133
Age Group
From 0 months
Number of Parts
1
Battery Included
Ja
Number of Batteries
3
Size
8.3 x 15.2 x 4.9 cm
Weight
0.07 kg
Material
ABS, PP, Silicone, Polyester
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
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Write to usFrom what age is it suitable?
Our age recommendation: From 0 months.
How many parts are included?
The set includes 1 parts.
What is it made of?
Materials used: , ABS, PP, Silicone, Polyester, .
Does it need batteries?
Yes, it needs 3 × LR44 batteries. Batteries are included.
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