Special gifts & keepsakes for baby, pet, & holiday by Pearhead

wooden eggs toy

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$7.5 $14.99 In stock

Category: baby toys

•     4-piece Montessori music set: Includes four pastel wooden egg shakers that produce soft, rhythmic sounds to promote auditory development, rhythm awareness, and sensory exploration.

•     Encourages fine motor and coordination skills: Strengthens grasp, bilateral hand use, and dexterity as babies shake, roll, and transfer each egg between hands, building foundational motor and timing skills.

•     Sensory and musical learning toy: The soothing rattle sound introduces rhythm and cause-and-effect learning while engaging babies’ hearing, sight, and touch — a perfect first percussion instrument for early musicians.

•     Safe, sustainable craftsmanship: Made from FSC-certified natural wood with smooth, rounded edges and non-toxic, child-safe paint. Built for durability and safe for little hands and mouths.

•     Stylish baby gift: With modern pastel colors and a smooth finish, this eco-friendly baby musical toy makes an ideal baby shower, Easter, or first birthday gift. Compact and easy to store. Dimensions: 1.75" W x 2.25" H x 1.75" D For ages 0 months and up.

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn N. ★★★★★

My 8-month-old grabbed these the moment I handed them to her, and the soft rattle sound they make is so gentle on her ears. The pastel paint has held up perfectly even after she chews on them every day, and the eggs are just the right size for her little hands to shake and switch between them.

James I. ★★★★★

The pastel colors are so pretty in person, and the soft rattle sound is gentle enough that I don't mind when my baby shakes them near my ear. My little one's already grabbing for them during tummy time, which is perfect for working on those early rhythm skills.

Nicholas M. ★★★★★

The pastel colors are lovely and the sound is gentle enough that it doesn't grate on my nerves after an hour of shaking. My son gripped the smooth wood easily and seemed fascinated by the rhythm it made when he tapped two together.