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Knitted Organic Cotton Pink Elephant Baby Rattle

Knitted Organic Cotton Pink Elephant Baby Rattle - Main image
$6.27 $8.95 In stock

Category: Baby Rattles

Sweet little elephant baby rattle with floppy ears, long trunk and little tail. This elephant toy is in soft pink is knitted from 100% organic cotton. This would be an ideal first rattle for a new baby gift UK.
Suitable from birth & machine washable
Approximate size: 12cm
We hope that you like this elephant soft sensory toy as much as we do!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Robert G. ★★★★★

My little one loves grabbing the long trunk—it's the perfect size for tiny hands. The organic cotton is surprisingly gentle against their skin, and the rattle sound is just loud enough to get their attention.

Timothy ★★★★★

The floppy ears are so soft and perfectly sized for tiny hands to grasp. It makes a gentle, pleasant sound when shaken, not too loud for a newborn. Exactly the kind of simple, natural toy I wanted.

John ★★★★★

My little one loves grabbing the elephant's floppy ears and shaking it—the rattle sound is gentle but audible. The organic cotton is super soft on their gums when they inevitably start chewing on the trunk.