Rainbow Designs Very Hungry Caterpillar Teether Rattle - Soft Baby Sensory Toy with Vibrant Colours - Infant Teether Toy

VIBRANT COLOURS AND DESIGN - The Very Hungry Caterpillar Teether Rattle features bright colours to engage and stimulate, making it an eye-catching baby rattle toy for your little one. SOOTHING TEETHER TAIL - The soft green textured teether tail provides a soothing teether for your little one, easing teething discomfort while encouraging early visual awareness and sensory exploration. IDEAL GIFT CHOICE - Great for a first birthday, Christmas or Christening gift, or as a new arrival present; this charming rattle toy offers both entertainment and comfort to babies, delighting parents and little ones alike. STORY TIME COMPANION - Enhance your baby's story time experience by letting them hold the Very Hungry Caterpillar Teether Rattle as you read the beloved storybook, creating an interactive and engaging bonding experience. EASY TO Grab RATTLE - Designed for tiny hands, the Very Hungry Caterpillar Teether Rattle is an easy-to-grab rattle, promoting hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills development while keeping your baby entertained. IDEAL GIFT FOR NEWBORNS: Soothers and teethers are great gifts for new babies, first Christmas’ and christenings. This baby teether is suitable for ages 0-6 months STRONG AND DURABLE: Our teethers are durable enough to withstand biting and chewing. The Hungry Caterpillar is also squishy and soft enough to be used as a plush ENTERTAINMENT FOR HOURS: Keep Babies entertained for hours with this vibrantly colourful teether toy. Specially designed for little hands to hold, this teether is easy to grab to help aid motor development TEETHING TOY AND BABY RATTLES: Perfect for little ones that are teething, this baby teether is an ideal early development toy as it encourages tactile play with its fun crinkle sounds and eye-catching colours A FAN FAVOURITE CATERPILLAR: This baby rattle brings to life the Very Hungry Caterpillar story which was written and illustrated by Eric Carle in 1969 and has become a children's story classic