Infantino Textured Multi Ball Set, Sensory Toy, 6-Piece, 6+ Months

Different textures, sizes, and gripping. My little one enjoys these very much.They are not only fun but also great for developing fine motor skills and sensory exploration. The bright colors captivate their attention, while the different shapes encourage curiosity and hand-eye coordination. It's wonderful to see how something so simple can bring so much joy and aid in their development.

My daughter LOVES these. I noticed my daughter really liked the dog toy balls so I found these on amazon for her. It's perfect size and I love the different textures. They are chew proof and are great quality. Perfect way to teach your baby the word "ball". They look exactly like the pictures

Bought these for my 3-month-old. She's 7-months old now and still plays with them. These balls are soft and squishable. So, when she was smaller, she would just grab a ball and mouth it. When she was learning to sit up, I could recline her on some pillows and drop a ball into her lap, saying "Here comes the red/green/etc ball" each time. Now that she's older, we have other fun games. They don't bounce much; so they are good for indoor games. She can sit in my lap about 4-5 feet from the wall, and I can throw the balls against the wall for her to watch them roll back to us. I bought an old six-compartment muffin tin and put a ball in each compartment for her to take out (she's just starting to try to put them back). When she played in her kiddie pool, the balls would float ... and she'd grab them and mouth them. Be aware that each ball has one hole in it. This makes for fun when you compress the ball and let air blow out the hole into her face. But it also makes cleaning the balls a bit more inconvenient. I can only imagine some of her saliva has gotten in there, yet I am hesitant to fill them with soapy water because I won't ever get it all out. But this is, IMHO, a minor problem. UPDATE: After many months of mouthing these balls, baby got enough saliva into them (and mommy didn't clean them well enough) that they started to grow mold inside! I noticed the mold when sunlight shone through one of the lighter colored balls. So, they need frequent and thorough cleaning (i.e. make sure plenty of warm vinegar water gets in there, sloshes around, and gets out completely so baby doesn't suck it out). If you have time/energy for that, great. Me? I threw them away.

My 10 month old gets lots of play out of these, the colors and textures are great!

i read the reviews, but still got these for my 12 month old (who is teething). i can see why the reviews said drool/water gets into the hole, but, there is only 1 hole so the incidence of that happening is rare. just wipe them with antibacterial wipes if they need to be cleaned (cant wash in water or the water gets into the hole). its no biggie. they dont bounce which is good because thats a disaster waiting to happen in the house, but also because he has more control over it if it only slightly bounces. they are great colors and textures - great sensory toy. he loves them all.

+Non-compensated review.+ This Mom’s reasons for loving this particular toy: The highest concentration of nerve endings that attach to pacinian corpuscles - feeling vibration - and Meissner corpuscles - feeling light touch - are located where? Lips and fingertips! No wonder they touch and chew on everything! :-) Since your baby has already begun to develop their sense of touch as early as 16 WEEKS gestation, and this region of the brain is the most significant in terms of all senses early in life (and in later life - think about it, you see blind and deaf elders, but very few who can no longer feel) it makes sense to offer toys with varying textures and complex structure. While these little toys may not be very durable, they sure serve their purpose with infants! * Arrived in a bag, thankfully with no awful plastic stench! * Very nice coloration. Not too blah, not too fluorescent. * Size is perfect for gripping, and structural integrity is such that a smaller hand can collapse the ball (like the bigger purple one) enough to grab hold of it. * Since they are lead-free and BPA-free, they are safe for little gummers. * Light weight and easy to toss around to discover cause and effect. Try putting a ball in baby’s hand while you hold them and let it drop into/on to something that makes noise...the game never ends! * Great for working on object permanence as well as color naming and recognition. We loved playing “Where’s the (color name) ball?” by hiding the balls under a box or blanket and squealing when little mister found the right one. 😊 Research proves that the more varied your child’s tactile experiences are, the more open they are to instruction (higher academic performance), their instances of anxiety dramatically reduce (fewer tantrums!), and their ability to maintain and build on the vast network of synapses they were given at birth is improved. So, in short, help your baby’s somatosensory system be all it can be by offering not just your affectionate touch, but a serious of fascinating new objects on a regular basis - like these fun, simple toys! I hope you found this helpful and not too boring, lol! Unfortunately, by the time I got around to a review several months had passed and our puppy had eaten most of them. The photo is right out of the box.

Just what I was looking for!

Absolutely love these balls and my little girl loves as well. I got it for her around 10 months and at 13 months now she still loves playing with them. She loves to roll them around, throw them, chew on them, and they're all at the right size that she can grip and crawl/walk around with them. The textured feel to all of them keep her interest well and I think she likes the feel of them in her hands - hence the sensory feel mentioned as part of the description. What I also like is that they are very easy to clean. Just a surface clean or I run them under warm water. I squeeze out any excess water as they all have a little hole in them. The hole enables little ones to squish them and toss them around with any force and they pop back into shape with ease. I only wish I got this for my LO sooner.

Regalo para un bebé de tres meses.

well packed in box, quality toys, thanks!

My baby keep revisiting these textured balls. Good sensory stimulation for their brain!

As a parent, I'm always on the lookout for toys that can stimulate my child's senses and keep them engaged. That's why I decided to try the Infantino Textured Multi Ball Set. Here's my short, honest review of the product. Pros: Sensory Exploration: The varied textures and shapes of the balls provide an excellent sensory exploration experience for my child. Safe for Babies: Suitable for ages 6 months and up, the balls are BPA-free and safe for my baby to handle and chew. Durable: The balls are sturdy and have withstood plenty of rough play. Cons: Size Variation: Some balls are quite small and might be a choking hazard for very young babies. Odor: When new, the balls have a slight plastic smell that fades over time. Packaging: The packaging could be more robust for better protection during delivery. My conclusion: Overall, I'm pleased with the Infantino Textured Multi Ball Set. It offers a safe and engaging way for my baby to explore different textures and shapes. Despite a couple of minor issues, I would recommend this set for parents looking for sensory toys for their little ones. I've thoroughly explored this product and I hope my insights will be useful for those who have questions. See you soon.

Excelente calidad del material. Para las actividades de estimulación temprana son perfectas, muy coloridas y de distintos tamaños y texturas. El paquete llego puntual. A muy buen precio cuando las compre porque en ocasiones están más caras