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Clutch Ball - Woodland

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$42.75 $68.95 In stock

Category: Baby & Toddler

Our sensory Clutch Ball toy is designed to delight your baby's developing senses. Signature high-contrast hand painted graphics grab baby's attention visually, while varied textures provide tactile stimulation. Its beautiful organic shell fabrics and Woodland pattern make it the perfect keepsake gift.

Also called an "Amish puzzle ball", it was popularized by Montessori educators. Our balls do not come apart, so are not actually a puzzle, but your baby will examine it as if it were a puzzle. Sensory Clutch Balls can be used in many ways. With babies from 3 months of age - attach a strap and hang above your baby's gym for visual stimulation and to promote kicking. At about 5 months your baby will begin to move the ball with her hands and begin to try and clutch it. The segments make it easier for a baby to clutch than a regular ball. And when it drops, it won't roll far. It's the perfect first ball for babies, and is a popular first toy.

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Measures 7" in diameter

Made of: 100% Organic Cotton fabric Oeko-Tex polyester fill

Manufactured in: India

Care Instructions: Surface clean only

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella A. ★★★★★

My 6-month-old is obsessed with this thing—she grabs the little knotted sections and gnaws on them for ages. The mix of textures keeps her busy way longer than her other toys, and it's light enough that she can actually hold it herself.

Emily C. ★★★★★

The high-contrast black and white patterns actually catch my 4-month-old's eye from across the room, which no other toy has done yet. She's been grabbing at the little knotted sections for a week now and it's become our go-to for tummy time.

Elizabeth D. ★★★★★

The varied textures keep my little one entertained during tummy time, and the high-contrast graphics genuinely seem to hold her focus longer than her other toys. It's lightweight enough for her to wave around without getting frustrated, which is a win in our house.