Baby Rattle Research Paper

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Baby rattles are advantageous tools for promoting sensory processing and motor output. NogginStik is a multi-activity toy rattle that encourages educational milestones in babies. The colorful smiley face rattle contains three fascinating areas: sound, light, and texture. As the rattle shakes, a soft distinct rattle sound excites and pleases the baby’s ears. In addition, the NogginStik head lights up red, blue, and green to stimulate his/her eyes to encourage visual tracking. The textured handle is easy to hold and allows the baby to master grasping while being delighted with the sense of touch. This extraordinary rattle is sure to encourage milestones and allow babies to develop successfully from the day of

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