Points For Purchasing Rattle Toys

1. Choose a rattle suitable for your baby's age. Babies under 6 months old can’t sit up and play with rattles while lying down. Sometimes the rattles will fall off from their hands and stop themselves, so consider that the rattles must be soft. You can choose cloth rattles. For teething babies, you can buy rattles with teether or organic plastic rattles to help comfort your baby during the teething period.

2. The materials used for the rattle must be safe and made of environmentally friendly materials to ensure non-toxicity. Old toys and recycled toys contain toxic paint, which can cause harm to your baby.

3. At different stages of your baby's growth, you can buy a variety of rattles. Newborns can’t pick up a rattle. Mothers can choose a wrist rattle to put on the baby’s wrist, or a sock rattle. The baby can be worn as a sock, and there is also a rattle inside. Whenever the baby shakes his hands or feet, he can hear the ringing sound.

4. The baby rattles purchased must have an stimulating effect on the baby. Therefore, it is best to choose a brightly colored rattle, which can stimulate the baby's vision. The sound of the rattle can stimulate the baby's hearing, and the rattle must have a texture to stimulate the baby's sense of touch.

5. Make sure that each part of the rattle is connected together, and the joint must be smooth and not scratch the baby.