Organic Cotton Baby Activity Ring — Pink Rabbit
Three toys on one ring — and each one does something different A newborn can't yet choose what to play with, so the useful thing is a toy that offers several answers at once. This one has three, hanging from a smooth wooden ring: a bunny that rattles, a butterfly that crinkles, and a strawberry with a mirror in it. Sound, texture, and their own face looking back — which for the first few months is the most interesting thing a baby has ever seen. 🐰 The bunny rattles Soft organic cotton velour, and a gentle rattle inside rather than a loud one. It's the part most babies end up favouring, because it's the softest thing on the ring and the easiest to get a whole fist around. 🦋 The butterfly crinkles That papery crinkle is one of the few sounds a very young baby will work to make happen again. Squeeze, crunch, squeeze again — it's the earliest version of cause and effect, and it needs no strength at all. 🍓 The strawberry has a mirror Babies are drawn to faces long before they understand whose face it is, and a mirror is the one toy that always has a face in it. It holds attention for far longer than it has any right to. 🛒 It fastens to the pram A separate cotton velcro strap comes in the box, so the ring can be fixed to a pram bar, a cot rail, a car seat handle or the frame of a playgym — and stays where you put it. Anyone who has spent a walk retrieving a dropped rattle from a puddle will understand why that matters rather more than it sounds. 🌿 The bit nobody mentions: the tether is sprung Each toy hangs from natural cotton that has a little give in it, so when your baby pulls, it stretches and comes back. That small springiness is what turns a hanging toy into something worth pulling — and it's a detail Jumini's own description doesn't even mention. 🌱 FSC wood, organic cotton, designed in the UK The ring is FSC-certified wood, smooth and closed all the way round, 6.5cm from end to end — sized for a hand that can't do much gripping yet. The soft parts are 100% organic cotton, and so is the velcro strap. It's designed here in the UK and made to EN71 with UKCA and CE marking. What we like about it Three different sensory jobs on one ring — rattle, crinkle, mirror Separate cotton velcro strap, so it fastens to a pram, cot or car seat Sprung cotton tethers, so pulling gets a response Closed FSC wood ring, 6.5cm, with nothing that can come off and go missing 100% organic cotton soft parts Suitable from birth, so it works as a first toy rather than something to grow into Designed in the UK, made to EN71 Specification Suitable from: birth Includes: rattling bunny, crinkling butterfly, strawberry with mirror, and a separate cotton velcro strap Ring: FSC-certified wood, closed, 6.5cm end to end Attachments: fixed — they do not detach from the ring Material: 100% organic cotton soft parts, natural cotton tethers and strap Designed in: the UK Safety: EN71 compliant, UKCA and CE Care: hand wash only ❓ Frequently asked questions The toys don't come off — doesn't that make washing awkward? It does, and it's the honest trade-off with this version. The wooden ring is closed, so nothing detaches: washing means hand washing the fabric parts while keeping the wood out of the water, then letting it dry properly before it goes back to the pram. Not difficult, but it's a two-minute job rather than a thirty-second one. If that matters to you, our Blue Rabbit version has a silicone ring with an opening, so each toy comes off and can be washed on its own. How do I wash it? Hand wash only — not the machine, and not soaked. Wash the cotton parts, keep the wooden ring dry, and let it air dry fully. Can it attach to a pram or a car seat? Yes. A separate cotton velcro strap is included, so the ring fastens to a pram bar, a cot rail, a car seat handle or a playgym frame rather than being dropped over the side of the pushchair every hundred yards. If you'd rather have several toys spanning the pram at once, the Sophie la Girafe Activity Arch is built for exactly that. What can a newborn actually do with it? Not much holding, at first. In the early weeks this is a toy to be strapped where your baby can see it, with the mirror and the rattle doing the work while they look and listen. Grabbing arrives somewhere around three or four months, and pulling on the sprung tethers after that. It's a toy that unlocks in stages rather than one they can use on day one. Is anything small enough to worry about? Nothing detaches on this version, which is the quiet advantage of the closed wooden ring: no loose pieces to find, lose, or leave within reach of an older sibling. The velcro strap is a separate item, so keep that with the toy rather than loose in the pram. It's EN71 compliant and rated from birth. 🔍 Pink Rabbit or Blue Rabbit? They look like two colours of the same toy, and they aren't quite — the rings are made of different things and it changes how you live with them. Both come with the cotton velcro strap. Pink Rabbit (this one) — closed FSC wood ring, 6.5cm. Bunny rattles, butterfly crinkles, strawberry has a mirror. Nothing comes off, so nothing gets lost; washing means keeping the wood dry. Blue Rabbit — silicone ring with an opening, 8 x 7cm oval. Bunny rattles, carrot squeaks, leaf has a mirror. Each toy detaches, so you can wash one on its own or take just one out with you. Choose pink if you'd rather have nothing to keep track of, and blue if you'd rather be able to take it apart. Both are organic cotton, both from birth, both designed in the UK. 🧸 Other first toys worth a look Bunny Activity Triangle — the same bunny idea in a wooden triangle, for a little later on Ocean Friends Baby Fabric Book and the Wild Animals Fabric Book — both on a silicone ring, both from birth Bunny Baby Comforter — for the bunny-minded, and rather cheaper ❤️ From our family to yours Carefully chosen products for babies, toddlers and parents. Browse more toys suitable from birth and our sensory toys — free UK delivery on orders over £25.
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