Sassy Ring O' Links Rattle Developmental Toy - Your Sassy Toys for Sassy Babies

Good education begins at home. If you are serious about teaching your baby about the world, then it is time to take some serious action and get one of these colorful little rings. Flashback for a moment and think about your younger days. You are who you are today because your parents dedicate a lot of time and effort to groom you as an individual and to teach you about the world. And you too should be putting in at least the same amount of time and effort to raise your child.

Now, at such a tender age, your toddler is probably too young to count from one to three and he/she is barely able to string proper words, save for "papa" and "mama". Since babies learn best from visual perception, you will find it much easier to show them the colors of the rainbow as their first lesson in differentiating colors and of course, add seven to eight new words to their vocabulary. The Sassy O Rings Developmental Toy does a good job at that by displaying all seven colors of the rainbow on the link chain and you can use them from time to time to improve your baby's cognitive skills.

Pros:

- This product is extremely cheap at only $2.99, less than the price of a regular sandwich.

- Delivered straight to you.

- With its variety of texture, it enhances tactile experience and inspires touch from your baby.

- Improves brain activity by providing visual stimulation

Cons:

- Choking Hazard: Make sure your baby does not try to bite/chew/swallow the ring links.

"Very vibrant colors. The textures are interesting and make the ring feel more substantial than others I've seen. Often I catch the baby playing with and teething on these instead of the toys it is supposed to hold. The only downside is that sometimes I want to attach a toy to his stroller with these and my baby can pull hard and separate one ring from another, detaching the toy. In fact teaching a baby to separate the rings is one of the suggested uses of this toy, so maybe what it lacks for my purposes is made up for in it's other functions." - By Count

"I love these things . . .

Toddler uses them as bracelets, to chew, to hook other toys onto things.

Mom uses them to lock Toddler out of kitchen cabinets, to hook her packages to the stroller, to hang bras off a hanger to dry . . .

The list is endless." - By Jenny