Description
BMXSP Multiple textures & materials engage baby’s developing tactile sensitivity & teach baby about variety
Chunky sized bumps encourage reaching, grasping, and transferring from one hand to the other
Gentle rattle sounds create neural connections in babies brains from birth through 3 years
Bright colors & bold patterns are visually appropriate for baby’s developing vision
Bumpy Ball 6+ months
The bright colors, bold patterns, and easy-to-grasp bumps make this ball a must have!
The high contrast colors and patterns allow baby to focus, strengthening vision.
The gentile bead rattle sounds create neural connections in babies brains from birth through 3 years of age.
Chunky-sized bumps on the ball encourage reaching, grasping, and transferring from one hand to the other, developing baby’s motor skills.
The differing materials engage baby’s developing tactile sensitivity.
- Gentile rattle sounds create neural connections in babies brains from birth through 3 years.
- High contrast colors allow baby baby to focus, strengthening vision.
- Different materials develop tactile sensitivity and teach baby about variety.
Timo Sely –
When he was born I had it hanging above the changing table… not really on purpose, just as a place to store it. Well, he loved staring at it from day 2! Around 8 weeks he started to swing at it so I got it down for him. He couldn’t officially grab it, but could stuck his hands through the loops (on accident probably) and move the toy to his face and try to bite it. Now at 16 weeks he grabs it off the floor next to him, passes it between his hands, “chews” on it, etc. He will play with it for 5 minutes without my intervention. It travels well as you can smash it down at it bounces back to full shape when you pull it out of the bag. We also throw it in the car seat with him for some easy entertainment with no worries that he will suffocate against it choke on it or anything.
The square block in the middle rattles quietly. I wish it was a bit louder, as the noise is so quiet that my little guy doesn’t even to take notice of it. It is less “rattle” and more of just a ball toy.
My friend warned me NOT to put it in the dishwasher – she melted hers. I just wash it with hot soapy water… or sometimes clean it off with paci wipes if he drops it on the go.
Nicole Bobo –
My three month old baby started to want to grab everything, but I feel like it is hard to find a toy that is easy for him to hold with his little hands. So I came upon this toy, and let me tell you: He LOVES it! It is so easy for him to hold it from any side and he loves chewing on it. The bright colors catches his attention. The middle piece is a little rattle so when you shake it it makes noise. I also really like that it is BPA free. I have read some reviews saying their toy melted once they boiled it, I just rinsed it under very warm water once I received it. The box doesn’t really tell you how to care for it, so I did not want to risk doing that. I definitely recommend this toy!
Samuel Roy –
I’m always a little skeptical of toys that are well reviewed because I know a lot of toys that are “5 star” that just don’t appeal to everyone. We did a lot of research so that we would only have to buy two or three teething items for our 3 month old, and this toy was one of them.
This toy is as well designed as the other reviews have indicated. No matter which way she holds it, she has a clear line to chew on and many places to grab it. The lines are also thin enough that her small hands can get around them and actually grip them. After holding the toy for about 30 seconds, it was clearly her favorite. I don’t think I’ve seen her enjoy any of her toys even half this much. I am incredibly happy that we purchased this item!