Genuine Fred Buff Baby Rattle, small

This is a cute toy for baby, and my son loves holding it and shaking it around. The only reason I gave it less than 5 stars is because it is made of hard plastic. My son enjoys shaking the toy until he hits himself in the face with it. It would be much better if this were made of a softer material.

Purchased this as part of a baby shower gift. I stuck a gym sticker on it (the gal owns a gym) and it was a hit!

10/10 would recommend. My son isnt even born yet - but I know this dumbbell will give him the ability to work past his peers in terms of physical fitness. Ive already increased my finger strength 10-fold. Buy this, now.

These are cute. I got them for my son to play with while I work out, that way he could do what mommy is doing. Fun little rattles

My baby gained 20lbs of muscle in one month. Gains are real.

It is exactly whats advertised. Rattle in the shape of a dumbbell and incredibly cute. The handle was easy for my 3m old to hold. It is hard so we never let him play with it on his back should he accidentally let go and drop it on himself; we have a softer silicone rattle for when hes on his back. Admittedly though, best rattle for pictures and definitely gonna get a second one.

This rattle is kind of heavy for a baby….it’s made of hard plastic. For a teething baby would have been better to be rubber If your baby is younger than 6 months and is just learning to grasp items would not recommend

Purchased for my kickboxing teacher. Thought his would be cute. Little workout partner.

Got a pair of these for my grandson to be able to work on his arms while he learns to crawl and walk. His dad is kind of a beanpole, so I wanted the kid to get ahead of the game on his wimpy dad. He can do bicep curls, tricep curls, use them for weighted squats. Basically he can get a good dumbell workout in. It helps that he seems to like the rattling sound. They dont get slippery while hes trying to chew on them and gets them covered in drool. Going to have to work on his gym etiquette regarding the drool part. And the chewing. You will have to watch your little one for proper form. The little drool factories get stubborn at first and wont use good form for the curls and other arm exercises, so throw in a few muscle failure workouts to get the discipline up to par.

My son is in the large side and when I saw this I had to get to.. it is so cute watching him shake it.. BUT this thing hurts when you get hit with it.. maybe make it out of a little more lightweight material?