Genuine Fred Buff Baby Rattle, small

Got this For my four month old daughter and she plays with it at times. I would buy this as a gift. She can hold it in her hands with no problem

This weight states 0.2 lbs which is 3.2 oz. I weighed it and it is only 2.8 oz. How will my kid get stronger with only 2.8 oz? Oh well, at least my kid loves it.

Bought it as a gift for a friend bodybuilder that has a daughter. They love it’

My two months old grandson can hold it very easy and it’s washable too. Great quality too.

Finally a rattle that has a straight place for mg baby to hold onto! This is the only rattle we could find that isn’t weirdly shaped, or covered in plastic rings. Easy for my baby to hold and he loves it!

Love this

It is exactly whats advertised. Rattle in the shape of a dumbbell and incredibly cute. The handle was easy for my 3m old to hold. It is hard so we never let him play with it on his back should he accidentally let go and drop it on himself; we have a softer silicone rattle for when hes on his back. Admittedly though, best rattle for pictures and definitely gonna get a second one.

Looks awesome, like a real weight. Baby wanted to chew on it more than shake it, but she thought it was hilarious when someone else shook it. Probably more fun for parents than baby.

Got a pair of these for my grandson to be able to work on his arms while he learns to crawl and walk. His dad is kind of a beanpole, so I wanted the kid to get ahead of the game on his wimpy dad. He can do bicep curls, tricep curls, use them for weighted squats. Basically he can get a good dumbell workout in. It helps that he seems to like the rattling sound. They dont get slippery while hes trying to chew on them and gets them covered in drool. Going to have to work on his gym etiquette regarding the drool part. And the chewing. You will have to watch your little one for proper form. The little drool factories get stubborn at first and wont use good form for the curls and other arm exercises, so throw in a few muscle failure workouts to get the discipline up to par.

This was a gift for my friends baby, he hangs out in his carseat or little chair thing while we lift weights. The little chap seems thrilled to have his own dumbbell that makes the traditional rattle noise.