newborn baby three-dimensional cartoon animal elephant monkey rattle foot sock baby socks toy

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【Product Name】Baby Cartoon Animal Rattle Socks (a pair)

【Product Number】H168066-6CD

【适用年龄】0 months and above

【Product Filling】PP Cotton

【Product Material】Cotton + Fur

【Product Features】The animal head with a bell allows babies to better understand their own little hands.Small Foot Y, Promotes Motion Coordination.

【Packing Method】

Color Card Edition: Pair in Transparent Bag

Uncolored Card Version: Bulk

• Babies become more agile in their movements from about 3 months, enjoying observing their fingers and wiggling their little feet. Putting socks on their feet to make them wiggle and make noise can make them happy, and it helps them understand that these are their feet. This exercise strengthens their calf muscles.

• The head of the small animal is equipped with a small rattle that can produce a gentle rustling sound (the sound is relatively light, which is to attract the baby to seek). It can attract the baby's attention. When the baby moves their hands and feet slightly, they can hear the ringing sound, giving the baby an acoustic world and allowing them to grow in an environment full of love.

• Socks also protect baby's little feet, at the same time avoid the invasion of cold, protecting the health of the baby.

1. The cold starts from the feet, this rattle socks are specially designed for babies, the size fits the baby's feet perfectly, providing comprehensive protection for the baby to avoid the invasion of cold.
2.3 months, the baby's little hands and feet begin to move constantly. At this time, putting on a rattle socks, the sound of rustling, allows the baby to find their own little feet, and the coordination of hands, feet, eyes, and ears, to exercise the baby's action coordination comprehensively.