Anti-Slip Cartoon Socks
Anti-Slip Cartoon Socks
Care for our precious babies to become aware of their own feet whilst finding entertainment with cartoons!
Many Benefits:
- Safety: The primary benefit of anti-slip infant socks is safety.
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Stability: Infants are still developing their motor skills and balance. Anti-slip socks can provide additional stability, helping babies to maintain their balance while learning to stand or walk.
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Comfort: Many anti-slip socks are designed with soft, breathable materials that provide comfort for babies' delicate feet.
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Hygiene: Anti-slip socks can help maintain cleanliness by acting as a barrier between the baby's feet and the floor.
- Versatility: Anti-slip socks come in various designs, colors, and sizes, making them suitable for different occasions and outfits.
A Unique Gift
Why stress trying to think of the perfect Christmas present for our beautiful bubs. Make their day with our Anti-Slip Cartoon Socks and give them a surprise they'd never guess in a million light years.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Size:
Wrist Rattle
Length: 16cm
Width 3cm
Socks
Length: 14cm
Width: 5-6cm
Materials
Materials
Whats included
Whats included
2 x wrist rattles
2 x foot rattles
Benefits for our bubs
Benefits for our bubs
- Scientific studies into babies' healthy development has led to the creation of these adorable foot finders socks and baby wrist rattles for infants. Designed for healthy sensory stimulation - auditory, tactile, hand-eye co-ordination & facial recognition
- Rattles inside each bug make gentle rattle sounds for auditory stimulation
- Bright and contrasting patterns help catch baby's attention
- Happy smiling faces on each bug help with facial recognition
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
We are proud to offer free worldwide shipping on all orders.
Standard International Shipping: 8-35 business days.
All orders will be dispatched from our warehouse within 3 business days. In peak periods please allow for up to 6 business days for dispatch.
*All shipping times exclude clearance/customs delays