Bigjigs Toys Musical Shaker Set - 2pcs Wooden Rainbow Maraca & Bell Stick, Mini Percussion Instruments For Toddlers, Sensory Play Children’s Gifts, Age 18+ Month Olds

• MUSICAL SHAKERS TOY - Feel the rhythm with our marvellous Musical Shakers Set! This 2 piece music kit comes with a miniature rainbow-striped bellstick & maraca sized for small hands
• EARLY LEARNING - Enhances toddlers’ grasping skills, fine motor control, and hand-eye coordination; the chiming bells and rattle sounds will also enhance their sensory development
• TODDLER GIFT FOR 18+ MONTHS - Part of our delightful musical toys range, this Musical Shaker Set makes a great first birthday or Christmas present for little girls & boys; suitable for 18+ month old
• SAFE & SUSTAINABLE - Made from premium quality, sustainably sourced FSC Certified wood; conforms to EN71 Toy Safety Standards; non-toxic paints & lacquers used
• BIGJIGS TOYS - Established in 1985, our mission is to deliver quality, safe, affordable, and responsibly sourced toys that complement children’s development through fun, exploration, and learning

Product description Feel the rhythm with our marvellous Musical Shakers Set! This two-piece music toy comes with a bell stick and mini maraca. Styled with soft rainbow stripes, these petite percussion instruments feature an easy-to-grip wooden design and gentle rattling sounds. A perfect first introduction to kids musical instruments, the set will help young children with their grasping skills, , and hand-eye coordination. Listening to the chiming of the bells and rattle of the maraca will also stimulate their sensory development Part of our musical toys range, these shakers are made from premium quality and sustainable FSC Certified wood and coloured with non-toxic paints and lacquers. Conforms to current European safety standards. 13cm H x 5cm W x 5cm D. Suitable for 18+ months. 1 bell stick 1 mini maraca 13cm H x 5cm W x 5cm D Made from FSC Certified wood For 18+ months Directions Shake the maraca and bell stick to create music and stimulate sensory development in toddlers