The Suavinex rattle for babies +4 months in orange is a toy suitable for the first months of life that helps to develop fine coordination and curiosity. It is made of non-toxic material and is brightly coloured. It has small internal balls that make a pleasant rattle sound and an ergonomic handle to make it easy to hold and adapt to the child's small hands.
This type of toy has been used for centuries and, although its design is simple, it is one of the essential accessories for the little ones, as it stimulates the correct development of the senses. The colours stimulate the sense of sight, the sounds stimulate the sense of hearing, and the shapes and textures stimulate the sense of touch.
It has been designed to attract the infant's attention. Moreover, because it needs to be shaken to make it sound, it can become the first play tool that opens the door to discovery and the feeling of being able to achieve things independently. The latter promotes satisfaction and increases self-esteem and self-confidence. At the same time, it stimulates the desire to continue practising and to undertake new learning. All this is essential for the development of intelligence and cognitive processes.
Moreover, it helps to improve the child's attention, which is focused on the sound-emitting toy. By capturing their attention, it favours the performance of alertness, which is one of the pillars of the learning process. It also promotes the understanding of cause and effect, which starts to become apparent between 5 and 6 months when the baby begins to realise everything around him and how it works. The progressive acquisition of this notion is vital for growth, as it favours life experiences.
Finally, it contributes to proper social interaction, emotional development and speech. For this, parents or caregivers need to dedicate a few moments of the day to play with the baby. Simply place the rattle in front of their eyes, shake it and offer it with a smile each time they let go. This reinforces bonding and social and emotional skills with the caregiver.
