Products tagged with rattle

These rattle toys are the right size for little hands to grasp, shake and sink their teeth into

This cute Benny rattle will be sure to entertain your toddler!

The Sophie mini sheep rattle will be sure to entertain your toddler.

Wooden rattle in the shape of a ball, with 1 little bell.

Little fingers will love to feel the soft texture of the baby toy whilst making rattle and crinkle sounds.

Alice the dancing fox is a wonderful baby toy that you can easily attach to the baby gym or playpen or the car seat.

Delight baby with the rattling sounds and sweet colours of the clutching fish toy.

When shaken, the wooden hedgehog makes a cheerful ringing sound.

Babies will enjoy rattling this little penguin as gently as they please.

Sammy the sheep rattle. 19cm

Moulin Roty's lion rattle has soft and cuddly grey jersey arms and legs, with a super soft neutral chenille fabric body - a perfect gift for a new baby.

Charming rattle shaped as a small peacock. Makes a nice sound, that stimulates the baby's senses.

Charming rattle shaped as a small peacock. Makes a nice sound, that stimulates the baby's senses.

Charming rattle shaped as a small giraffe. Makes a nice sound, that stimulates the baby's senses.

Beautiful rattle shaped as 3 small leaves.

Babies will enjoy rattling these little softies as gently as they please.

Dimensions: 18cm

Blue / grey bunny rattle 18cm

If your diet consists solely of soft eucalyptus leaves, then what, exactly, causes that rattling sound in the tummy? This is a question Mini Keith often asks himself when entertaining little ones with his internal noises. At least those leaves keep him su

Mini Kylie loves making music, pumping out hit after hit. Better yet, she loves sharing her musical knowledge with little ones who love nothing better than shaking a rattle to unearth their own musical abilities. 18cm

A little-known fact about dragons: adults roar but baby dragons rattle. 14cm rattle

Ever since Australia lost the Great Emu War of 1932, emus have 'gloated' by making gentle, guttural rattling sounds. Not that we mind, especially when they are as adorable and fluffy as Mini Eddie. He's the 'Aussie rattler' this country needs, to soothe a