The SiliSoft Fidget Rattle in Neutral is an interactive rattle and teether from tickit®, designed for newborns and teething babies to explore with their hands and mouth. It combines bendy loops with firmer shapes that can be moved along the loops, giving babies a range of textures and movements to discover as they play.

Suitable from birth, this rattle supports some of the earliest stages of sensory and physical development, encouraging babies to reach, grasp, and mouth safely as part of their natural exploration. For families and settings already using sensory tools to support children with additional needs, it also offers a gentle, low-stimulation option to introduce cause-and-effect play and tactile exploration from the very start.

In early years and school settings, staff working with babies and very young children can use the SiliSoft Fidget Rattle as part of a wider sensory resource collection, supporting personal development and physical development areas of learning in line with early years provision.

• Interactive rattle and teether designed for newborns and teething babies
• Bendy loops combined with firmer shapes that move along the loops
• Suitable from birth (0 months+)
• Dimensions: width 125mm x height 100mm
• Neutral colourway
• Supports Personal Development (sensory exploration) and Physical Development (motor skills and coordination) areas of learning
• What's included: 1 x SiliSoft Fidget Rattle (Neutral)

• Encourages early sensory exploration through touch and mouth, using bendy loops and moveable firmer shapes
• Supports physical development, including motor skills and coordination, from birth
• Neutral colourway suits a wide range of settings and preferences
• Compact size (125mm wide x 100mm high) makes it easy for small hands to hold and explore
• A simple, screen-free way to support cause-and-effect play in babies

The SiliSoft Fidget Rattle is designed to be one of the first sensory toys a baby encounters, offering safe, varied textures and gentle movement to support hand-eye coordination and early grasping skills. Its mix of bendy and firmer elements gives babies more than one type of sensory feedback in a single toy, which can help sustain their interest for longer during play.

Parents, carers, and early years practitioners may find it a useful addition to a wider sensory toolkit, particularly for children who benefit from calm, repetitive, tactile play.