Soft Safe Sensory Box

Designed for Safe Exploration Safe & Endless Pulling Fun for Little Hands Satisfy your baby's curiosity with this soft, tissue box toy. It provides the joy of pulling tissues without the waste, offering safe sensory stimulation that encourages fine motor skill development. 🧸 Soft & Cuddly 👶 6 Months+ 🧠 Sensory Play A Symphony of Sensory Delights Engage your baby's developing senses with a variety of textures and sounds. The set includes crinkly cloth tissues that make a satisfying sound and silky, sheer scarves that are soft to the touch, encouraging tactile exploration. 🔊 Crinkle Sound 🖐️ Multi-Texture Playful Early Learning & Cognition Turn playtime into a learning opportunity. The cloth tissues feature bright, adorable patterns of animals, numbers, fruits, and more, helping to foster early visual recognition and cognitive skills as they play. 🦁 Animal Patterns 🔢 Numbers & Shapes Ultra-Soft, Safe, and Washable Crafted with your baby's safety in mind. The plush box and fabric tissues are made from non-toxic, ultra-soft materials that are safe for teething and mouthing. The entire set is fully machine washable for easy hygiene. 🦷 Teething Safe 🧼 Machine Washable Product Specifications Product Type Soft Cloth Tissue Box Toy Material Plush fabric box, cotton crinkle cloths, mesh silk scarves Contents 1 Plush Box + 3 Crinkle Cloths + 8 Silk Scarves Weight Approx. 244g (8.6 oz) Recommended Age 6 Months and up Frequently Asked Questions Is this toy safe for my baby to put in their mouth? Yes, absolutely. The tissue box and all cloth contents are made from soft, non-toxic, baby-safe materials specifically designed for infants who explore the world with their mouths. How do I clean the toy? The entire toy set, including the plush box and all the fabric tissues, is machine washable. We recommend using a gentle cycle with cold water and air drying for best results. What age is this toy suitable for? This toy is ideal for babies aged 6 months and older. It's perfect for the stage when babies start sitting up, developing fine motor skills, and showing an interest in pulling things out of containers.