Rattles

Make playtime count with developmental and sensory rattles on sale

This is where early learning meets everyday play. Developmental and sensory rattles are all about keeping babies curious and engaged. Expect bright colours, interesting textures and gentle sounds that reward every shake and squeeze. 

These rattles are designed to support hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills, making them a go-to for tummy time, play mats and those moments when tiny hands just need something to do. The best part is you can explore plenty of options without dipping into the nappy fund (again).

Discover affordable multi-function rattles for teething and play

When rattles pull double duty, everyone wins. Teethers and multi-function rattles combine soothing textures with playful sound, giving babies something comforting to chew and something fun to shake. These designs are great for teething stages, car rides and on-the-go play. 

You will see sets and individual pieces that focus on grip-friendly shapes and non-toxic materials. Keep an eye out for deals here because these handy all-rounders come at prices that make stocking up a no-brainer.

Lasoo budget-friendly baby rattles and more 

From sensory play to easing sore gums, Lasoo’s baby hand rattles make it easy to find toys that bub will love and use. Shop the collection now or take a detour to our baby walkers, jumpers, soothers and activity toys for more playtime finds! 

FAQs

What age are baby rattles suitable for? 

Baby rattles are generally suitable from birth, as long as they are lightweight and easy for small hands to hold. Many are designed to grow with your baby, staying useful through tummy time and early sitting stages.

Are baby rattles important for development? 

Yes, baby rattles are a simple way to support early learning through sound, movement and touch. They are often classed as developmental newborn baby toys because they help build coordination and curiosity from a young age.

What should I look for in a safe baby rattle?

Look for rattles that are easy to hold, well-made and free from small parts that could come loose. Smooth edges and baby-friendly materials like food-grade silicone and natural wood are always a good sign when choosing toys for little hands and mouths.

Are wooden baby rattles better than plastic ones?

Neither is better; it really comes down to preference and how your baby likes to play. Wooden rattles often feel more classic and sturdy, while plastic rattles usually offer brighter colours and extra textures.

How do baby rattles help sensory development?  

For infants, rattle toys introduce sound, movement and simple cause and effect through play. This helps little ones start to understand how their actions lead to different sounds and sensations during everyday playtime.