This wooden rattle, mirror and photo frame set is the perfect gift for babies and toddlers. Made from high-quality natural wood, the star rattle makes a gentle rattling sound that is sure to delight your little one. The star rattle also fits into the mirror making it like a puzzle for your child to fix together.
Mirrors can be an excellent tool for promoting development and learning in babies. When babies look at themselves in a mirror, they begin to learn about their own bodies and movements. This can help them develop a sense of self-awareness and body consciousness.
The photo frame make a great gift but it also benefits babies developmentally. Having a photo of themselves displayed in their room can help a baby develop a sense of familiarity and security. It can also be a way for them to recognise themselves and their family members.
QToys Wooden Sweet Dreams Gift Set
Approxiamte Dimensions:
- Mirror - Ø 11.5 cm x 2 cm
- Rattle - 8.5 cm x 7.5 cm x 1.3 cm
- Photo Frame - Ø 12 cm x 4.5 cm
Recommended Age: 6 months +
Made in Vietnam
QToys is an Australian Brand who have been designing and manufacturing eco friendly products from educational toys, teaching equipment to children’s furniture for over 15 years. Their commitment is to provide toys that not only captivate children’s attention but also empower their growth and development, shaping a brighter and more fulfilled future for every child they touch. Their toys are designed to cover a wide spectrum from motor skills, colour recognition, to logical thinking and practical life skills.
QToys takes immense pride in the high safety standards and exceptional quality finishes of its products, ensuring long-lasting satisfaction for the children who delight in playing with their toys. Their products are made from plantation timber of rubber and acacia trees and bamboo. They recycle plantation rubber and acacia wood into their products, which gives QToys the natural beauty of wood patterns, while leaving unharmed natural forests. They also follow Fair Trade Practices ensuring their highly skilled and diverse workers always get treated fairly.
