Lisciani – CAROTINA BABY – Carrot Baby Rattle – Musical Toy for Children from 3 Months – Sound and Light – Secure Teething Rings – Sensory Awakening – Electronic Rattle – Educational Baby Toy

Product Description

The baby carrot becomes an electronic rattle that stimulates baby’s senses from 3 months. By pressing the coloured buttons, your child will discover animal sounds, melodies and a gentle lullaby to soothe their playtime or help them fall asleep. The fun is instant thanks to the built-in “try me” function. This 3-month rattle also comes with secure teething rings to soothe gums. Its practical size, hanging toys and sound and light functions make it a complete musical baby toy. Ideal for developing hand-eye coordination, creative thinking and independence while having fun. This sensory baby rattle is an excellent educational toy for 3 months that combines discovery, soothing and learning in a colourful, engaging design.

Safety Warning

Compliant with the latest safety regulations. Read the warnings on the packaging. It works with 3 X AG13 Batteries (included)

MUSICAL SENSORY BABY RACK: This carrot-shaped sensory baby rattle provides auditory and tactile stimulation thanks to its coloured buttons, which trigger animal sounds and soft melodies suitable for toddlers.
3 MONTHS TOY WITH LIGHT AND SOUNDS: Perfect from the age of 3 months, this musical baby toy has a light function and lullabies to soothe your baby, providing reassuring sensory stimulation from the very first weeks.
WITH SAFE TEETH RINGS: Equipped with safe chew rings, this 3-month rattle helps soothe gums while encouraging oral exploration and fine motor skills in infants.
ELECTRONIC ROCKER WITH BATTERIES INCLUDED: Ready to use with batteries included, this baby rattle is practical for parents and immediately functional out of the box thanks to its “try me” function.
3 MONTHS EDUCATIONAL GAME FOR SENSORY DEVELOPMENT: This musical baby toy supports independence, hand-eye coordination and creative thinking from 3 months thanks to a multi-sensory experience adapted to the youngest children.