Moulin Roty Wooden Ring Rattle Mouse 0 - 18 months, beech wood, cotton, metal, polyester

The Moulin Roty Mouse wooden ring rattle is a sensory toy and comforter designed to accompany your baby during their first months of life. The natural beech wood ring provides a firm grip for small hands, and its shape is designed to facilitate grasping and exploration for the baby. Every movement creates a delicate sound, turning playtime into a discovery of sounds and textures.

Several elements that stimulate the senses are attached to the ring: crinkle paper ears that produce a pleasant sound when touched, a star that chimes softly with every movement, and mustache-shaped strings that invite the baby to grasp and explore them. The combination of sounds, shapes, and textures helps develop hearing, sight, and hand coordination.

The textile parts can be detached for washing thanks to the velcro fastening system, making maintenance simple and hygienic for parents. This way, the toy can be kept clean without needing to be washed in its entirety, and the wooden ring remains intact. Surface wash, according to the manufacturer's care instructions.

The rattle measures 19 cm and is made from various materials: beech wood for the ring, cotton, metal, and polyester for the textile elements. It is recommended for ages 0 - 18 months and is produced by Moulin Roty in France. WARNING: Use strictly under adult supervision. Due to its sound and textured elements, it is a suitable choice as a first gift for babies.

Frequently asked questions

For what age is the rattle recommended? The toy is recommended for babies aged between 0 and 18 months.

How is the toy cleaned? The textile parts can be detached thanks to the velcro fastening system, and the toy is surface washed.

What materials is it made of? The ring is made of beech wood, and the textile elements are made of cotton, metal, and polyester.

What sensory elements does it have? It has ears with crinkle paper, a star that chimes softly, and mustache-shaped strings, all for stimulating the senses.