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 Code】H168066-6CD

【Age Range】Over 0 months

【Product Filling】PP Cotton

【Product Material】Cotton + Fleece Fabric

【Product Features】The animal head is equipped with a ringing bell, allowing babies to better recognize their own hands.Small feet Y, promotes motor coordination.

【Packaging Method】

Color card version: A pair, packaged in transparent bags

Colorless card version: Bulk

• The baby begins to have more flexible movements in its hands and feet around 3 months old. It likes to observe its fingers and wave its little feet. By putting socks on its feet and making sounds as it waves them, the baby feels happy while also realizing that these are its own feet, which helps strengthen the calf muscles.

• The head of the small animal is equipped with a tiny jingle that produces a soft rustling sound (the volume is quite low, so it encourages the baby to look for it). This attracts the baby’s attention. When the baby moves hands or feet slightly, the jingle sounds, creating a noisy world for the baby and allowing them to grow up in a loving environment.

• Socks also protect the baby’s little feet, while preventing cold air from entering and safeguarding the baby’s health.

1. Cold air starts from the feet. These jingling socks are specifically designed for babies, with sizes that fit their tiny feet. This provides comprehensive protection to prevent cold air from entering.
2.3 months: The baby's tiny hands and feet start moving continuously. At this time, put on the rattle socks; the sound made by shaking them produces a rustling noise, allowing the baby to explore its own feet. Hands, feet, eyes, and ears work together fully, providing comprehensive exercise for the baby's motor coordination skills.