Bright Starts Lots of Links Rings Toys for Stroller or Carrier Seat, BPA-Free, Ages 0 Months Plus, Multicolor, 24 Count
Key features
- •Flexibly, bendably versatile for moments that need it
- •Attach baby's favorite toys to play areas and gear items
- •Sticky messes meet their match - links wipe clean
- •Great for on the go
- •Toy perfect for kiddos up to 3 years old
Bright Starts Lots of Links Rings Toys for Stroller or Carrier Seat, BPA-Free, Ages 0 Months Plus, Multicolor, 24 Count
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Versatile toy that is great from 0-5 years
Meg R•October 17, 2017
You might be thinking, "why would I need these? They're just rings, right?" Wrong. These are SO multifunctional. I have used these multiple times to hang different toys from the baby gym and hang toys from the carseat handle. My son just started becoming interested in toys but he likes shaking these and the rings all have different textures, so he likes teething on them. I was a preschool teacher and my 5 year olds loved rings similar to these. When he gets a little older, this will be great for fine -motor and open-ended play.
These are a perfect addition to infant toys to attach toys to anything
Per•July 15, 2017
These are a perfect addition to infant toys to attach toys to anything. I hooked them all together and attached a bunch of toys to them to take on a plane. It helped avoiding dropping toys on the floor with a baby in your lap. I would never be able to pick them up without the baby in the cramped space so it helped a lot. I also used them in restaurants to attach toys to the high chairs and I linked them around his car seat as well. Now that he is getting older, he is playing with them alone. Great toy.
These things are great
Tech Insider•February 11, 2017
I bought these to attach toys to the baby's stroller, car seat, and extend the length on the toys that hang overhead from her gym so she can reach better. It was nice to see a large package of links for a good price. The colors and textures are great for an exploring baby.
From about a month old, we had them hanging from the car seat handle, and our daughter loved them! I was surprised at how well she could "play" with them from so early on! And even now at 15 months, she still plays with them hanging from his car seat, and we have them throughout the house in different places she plays!
The only issue is that the plastic is not as strong as some other links I have. My daughter can pull the links off, which he thinks is great! I don't think they will break or anything they just spread at the opening easily enough for him to pull them off from time to time.
From about a month old, we had them hanging from the car seat handle, and our daughter loved them! I was surprised at how well she could "play" with them from so early on! And even now at 15 months, she still plays with them hanging from his car seat, and we have them throughout the house in different places she plays!
The only issue is that the plastic is not as strong as some other links I have. My daughter can pull the links off, which he thinks is great! I don't think they will break or anything they just spread at the opening easily enough for him to pull them off from time to time.
Parents beware! Sharp edges may give your child bad cuts!
JS•October 1, 2016
Parents beware! Some plastic links have sharp edges with poor finish and may give your precious one a nasty cut. My 5-month-old daughter got a pretty bad cut on her nose while she was playing with it. Plus, the link is rather weak and tends to break apart if it's oritented at certain angles.
the better. You could also just clip the links chain ...
A.W.•August 17, 2016
This item has saved me from losing or dropping so many toys! I make a chain and clip a toy or item onto the grates of my baby's play fence, high chair, or anywhere else I want a toy to be handy and it STAYS there. The fewer toys I have to pick up or trip over, the better. You could also just clip the links chain onto something without a toy attached and the baby will just play with the chain. Just don't make it long enough to be a strangulation hazard and you're good to go.
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