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Infinno High Contrast Baby Toys Infant Rattle Socks and Wristband Set, Ideal Baby Sensery Toy Gifts for Newborn 0-12 Months, Perpect Black and White Toys for Boys and Girls As Baby Shower Gifts - New
Infinno High Contrast Baby Toys Infant Rattle Socks and Wristband Set, Ideal Baby Sensery Toy Gifts for Newborn 0-12 Months, Perpect Black and White Toys for Boys and Girls As Baby Shower Gifts - New
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$29.94 USD
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$35.93 USD
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Infinno High Contrast Baby Toys Infant Rattle Socks and Wristband Set, Ideal Baby Sensery Toy Gifts for Newborn 0-12 Months, Perpect Black and White Toys for Boys and Girls As Baby Shower Gifts - New
- PROMOTE SENSORY EXPLORATION - The high contrast black and white rattle socks will promote baby sensory exploration through sight, touch and sound. Baby boys and girls will be encouraged to grab and reach the wrist rattles and foot finders.
- FIT COMFORTABLY - This set contains two soft wrist rattles and two foot finders. These wrist rattles and foot finders fit easily and comfortably on baby's wrists and ankles. Extended straps allow for continued use as baby grows.
- LOUDER ENCHANTING RATTLE - The rattle socks and wrist rattles with contrasting patterns, bright colors and improved with louder enchanting rattle sound will stimulate baby vision, interaction and exploration.
- SAFE AND SOFT COTTON MATERIALS - Baby-safe soft materials are very safe for baby to touch and even chew.
- DELIGHTFUL BABY GIFT - Packaged in an exquisite gift box, this rattle socks set makes a delightful baby shower gift, and a baby registry must have for new mom.
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