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Baby Wrist & Ankle Bell Rattle - Montessori Strap Toy

Help your baby discover the connection between their movements and sound with this soft wrist and ankle bell rattle. Featuring gentle bells secured to an adjustable fabric band, it chimes softly whenever your baby waves an arm or kicks a leg.

80,39 kr
I lager (24/48h)
1 bracelet
Känslig period 0-12 mois & 3-6 ans • Sensory Development & Discrimination

Montessoripedagogiskt syfte

Designat för att främja barnets självständighet och koncentration

Body Awareness Through Sound

During the first few months of life, infants do not yet realise their limbs belong to them. Attaching a soft bell rattle to a wrist or ankle provides auditory feedback whenever a limb moves, helping babies establish body mapping, motor coordination, and cause-and-effect understanding.

Baby wrist and ankle bell rattles

Key Developmental Benefits

  • Proprioception & Body Mapping: Babies learn to associate the movement of their hands and feet with the cheerful tinkling sound of the bells.
  • Physical Activity & Kicking: Encourages joyful kicking and reaching during tummy time, strengthening core and leg muscles.
  • Auditory Tracking: Promotes head turning and visual tracking towards the chiming sound.
  • Gentle Sensory Stimulation: Warm, soft fabric is comfortable against sensitive newborn skin.

Product Specifications

  • Band: Soft, breathable cotton fabric with an adjustable, secure velcro strap
  • Jingles: Securely encased rust-proof bells producing a gentle, soft chime
  • Care: Surface clean with a damp cloth
  • Recommended Age: Suitable from birth to 12 months under adult supervision

Utvecklade förmågor

Fine Motor Skills

Hand precision and finger dexterity

Hand-Eye Coordination

Visual and motor synchronization

Autonomy & Perseverance

Self-correction and autonomy through practice

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