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Little Dutch Gripping Ball - Forest Friends

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$9.35 $13.95 In stock

Category: Baby Sensory

The Little Dutch Gripping Ball Forest Friends, designed for tiny hands to easily pick up, offers an exciting challenge for your little one! The various textures and patterns on the surfaces encourage gripping and exploration, while the delightful sound of the rattling bell will surely delight your baby as they play. 

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Stella ★★★★★

The different textures on this ball keep my baby entertained for way longer than I expected, and it's small enough for her to hold with both hands. She loves turning it over to see all the forest friends patterns.

Samuel Y. ★★★★★

My six-month-old grabs this ball immediately every time I put it near her — the varied textures keep her entertained for way longer than I expected. It’s light enough for her tiny hands to pick up and pass between them, which is exactly what we needed.

Lily ★★★★☆

My little one is really drawn to the soft fabric loops—they’re perfect for grasping. I do wish the ring was just a bit bigger for easier two-handed play, but it’s still a solid toy for sensory exploration.