ZaH Baby Balls Rainbow Rattle Toy Small Colorful Plush Ball for Newborn Infant Toddler (Toys for 0 to 36 Months)
$9.99
Price: $9.99
(as of Jan 24, 2025 11:25:49 UTC – Details)
Recommend age: 0 to 36 month.
Size: 5 inch – 130mm (Fits to baby’s hands)
Material: cotton and fleece (soft, skin kindly)
Features:
Rattle in the ball that will attract baby to paly with it.
Soft and a nice size for baby catching it, shaking it, and then baby can exercise baby’s arm muscle.
Baby will like play with others by passing and holding game.
This ball can develop baby’s eye coordination and gross motor skills.
Rainbow ball has a soft texture will engage a baby’s senses.
Size: 5 inch – 130mm – Diameter
Made of polyester; soft, skin kindly.
Rattle sound are made when baby shake the ball
Rainbow colors
Perfect gift for baby and toddlers
8 reviews for ZaH Baby Balls Rainbow Rattle Toy Small Colorful Plush Ball for Newborn Infant Toddler (Toys for 0 to 36 Months)
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ZaH Baby Balls Rainbow Rattle Toy Small Colorful Plush Ball for Newborn Infant Toddler (Toys for 0 to 36 Months)
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Amazon Customer –
Perfect for Little Hands!
Every little one needs a ball to play with – boy or girl! That’s just my opinion, but I think my granddaughter agrees. This adorable little ball is made of soft fabric – like velvet – and it so bright and colorful. There is a rattle inside, so along with the fun of rolling it back and forth, she gets to enjoy the sounds she can create while playing with it. Because it is lightweight and soft, she is able to pick it up easily, and I have no worries about it hurting her when we roll it back and forth. The ball is not perfectly round – which at first I thought was odd – but after playing with the ball together with her on the floor, I realized that it doesn’t roll away from her as easily. She’s a tiny little “peanut” and just learning to pick up the ball and roll it back, so it’s nice that the ball kinda cooperates for her to do this without frustration or giving up. We’ve been playing with it every time I babysit for her, and her hand control over the ball is getting better every week. I love that something as simple as a ball can provide such a fun time together for this Mimi and her little granddaughter.
TS –
Simplest are Best!
Adorable little ball – colorful, soft, fun noise inside. Looks well-sewn. Can’t do too much damage if thrown ;). Nothing takes the place of simple toys like this – they have so much potential. I can’t wait to play “roll the ball back and forth” with my baby grandson!
AleeshaBoo –
Cute and soft
Very cute and soft ball for baby
Amanda M. Weiskoff –
Very bright and cute, but a subtle rattle
This ball looks great. The colors are bright, it’s a fun size, and it’s soft. But the jingling bells inside are very quiet. I’m not sure how my baby feels about it yet since I’m saving it for Easter, but I think he’ll enjoy that it’s bigger than his other plush balls.
Demi Kitty –
14 month old loves it
this ball is big but not too big. it’s super soft and the rattle inside is quiet yet noticeable. i love how colorful and bright it is. very cute baby toy for my daughter and im glad she loves playing with it
Rocky A –
Plush, Soft
Cute fuzzy ball, wish it was a little bigger but my grand daughter likes it. Material is soft to touch
Allen –
Ball is very soft; the rattle is almost useless (too quiet)
The ball is a good size, very soft, and looks well stitched. The rattle, which is well inside the ball (good for safety), but is so quiet, it’s likely to not be heard at all unless in a very quiet place, so I’m not sure how much the rattle will engage an infant.Overall OK, and most important, looks safe, just a bit disappointed that the rattle is not louder
Ellen L –
Bright, soft fun ball – with a little jingle
This is a velvety soft stuffed ball, that any baby should love. Balls are always a good choice, and this one is well-suited for little hands. The colors are bright and the ball rolls nicely. Since it is soft, there should be no worries about injuries. It has a low jingle to it when it is shaken or rolled. My preference might be for the jingle to be just a smidge louder – but I like the fact that it makes a sound. The stitching seems secure, although not perfectly straight (between the orange and yellow on our ball – my guess is that this is where the final close was done). Overall, I think itâs a good choice.