XIXILANDBlack and White High Contrast Baby Toys 0-3 Months for Newborn Car Seat Toy Stroller Toy Hanging Rattle Infant Toys with Wind Chimes for 0 3 6 9 12 Months Boys Girls

I have enjoyed this toy. It’s cute and the sounds are pleasant. I find it looks best wrapped around the crib railing but I have also used on the car seat.

My 3 month old loves these! Hung them to a play gym and it keeps him distracted for long! He loves them!

Our baby loves these and we keep one in the car, in our room, and in his room so no matter what if we need it we grab it like a lifeline. He is immediately drawn to it and hitting it to make it jingle. Buys some time to eat or do a couple things when you have a Velcro baby

I love these! They have a much nicer and richer sound than some bell toys; they remind me more of a wind chime. We have been able to hook them to a car seat, stroller, and play gym. The black/white fabric is perfect for little eyes. They also feel thick and durable.

My grandson loves these little animals.

I’m really debating on how many stars to give this set. I have infant twins. They are 3.5 months old now. We already had a similar handheld rattle toy so when I saw the site I got immediately interested in ordering. They absolutely love these High Contrast stuffed animals! I use them to stop the crying, to practice turning of the head, and for general play. These toys are absolutely great for that. But! Oh my goodness, that rattle is annoying! I really wish there was a way to turn it off. It makes sound with the slightest movement. I sometimes fear merely walking by it because it might make noise from that, ha ha! Yes, the girls love it, but I really need to be careful because that will wake them up if they are napping. To summarise, as the title says, great toy with an impressively annoying rattle.

These where way more sturdier than I anticipated and was pleasantly surprised definitely recommend

Seems like a nice toy and was looking forward to using it for my baby, however, on the tags it says “This toy is not intended to be “mouthed” by the baby and should be positioned clearly out of reach of the baby’s face and mouth.” Personally, I’m not interested in toys that a baby can’t put in their mouth — it’s part of being a baby! If you want this toy just for looks and your baby to look at, then it’s a fine toy. The bell in it sounds like a jack-in-the box noise. I wouldn’t purchase these, and would only recommend if you want them for your baby to look at.