Playkidz 8.5" Rainmaker Rattle Toy for Babies & Toddlers, Kids Rainfall Rattle Tube, Rain Stick Shaker, Music Sensory Auditory Instrument Toy.
Brand: Playkidz

Playkidz Rainmaker

Bigger than just rainmaker toy: A colorful educational toy for your babies to discover more about the world! Shake the rainstick to see colorful beads rolling up and down. Soothing sound is helpful for sense development, and bright-colored appearance is good for babies’ color and shape cognition. It is not only a fun learning toy, but also a good gift for Christmas, Thanksgiving, baby shower or other holidays.

Product Features:

The Rainmaker toy is an entertaining and developmental toy to develop kids' listening to sound and grab ability.

Colorful pattern design makes it an easy job to capture little children's attention and by having fun with it.

It's a great sensory toy for babies that stimulates the sound of raindrop when turning over, crisp and delightful.

The toy fits for kids 24 months and older that they can actually hold it and play. Great gift for children after all.

EASY GRIP AND TURN: Baby rainmaker rattle toy is 8.5 inch in length and 3 in width, early education for learning and discovering colors, sounds, and movement. Fun and entertaining for your baby.
FULL OF VIBRANCE: Experience cause and effect! Game Shakers, control the pace of cascading beads by how slow or fast you turn the rattle. Colorful, fun looking 8.5-inch tube which imitates the sound of rain.
PROMOTES FINE MOTOR: Develop dexterity and coordination with this baby shaker toy by shaking, turning over, rolling on a surface, and standing up on either end. One side even has a mirror!
HAND-EYE COORDINATION: Watch your baby practice visual awareness and eye-tracking by watching the colorful beads move through the translucent rattle. Suitable for babies 6 months and up.
STIMULATING ENTERTAINMENT: Baby rattle filled with a lot of beads and different propellor spinners, creates different sounds as music by shaking, turning or rolling this developmental toy for babies.