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Perfect for ages 6 months+

Zephyr Montessori Rainmaker Rattle Wooden Bead Shaker

A wooden rattle where colourful beads fall like soft rain

428.00 dhFree delivery over $75
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Helps withGraspingVisual trackingCause and effectListening

Turn it, shake it, roll it: colourful beads cascade through the translucent body of this wooden rainmaker and make a soft, rain-like sound. Babies watch the beads fall, listen, then try to do it again, which is exactly how early cause-and-effect learning starts.

Why you'll love itEach turn gives a gentle sound and moving colour that babies can make happen again. It is sized for small hands, so it grows with early grasping.
How your child plays with it
  • Encourages grasping and hand coordination
  • Sound and moving colour support hearing and visual tracking
  • Introduces colours, sounds and movement
What's in the box
  • 1 wooden rainmaker rattle with a translucent bead window
Size, materials and care
  • Wooden body with a painted finish
  • Translucent window with colourful beads
  • Sized for small hands
Safety and age

Recommended age: 6 months+. Please stay close during play with younger children.

Delivery, gifting and returns

We prepare orders within 2 business days and email a tracking link. Delivery is free over $75. Sending it as a gift? Use their address at checkout and add your message in the order note. You have 30 days to return it.

Complete the set

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Set total: 803.00 dh

How to give it the Montessori way

Sit with your baby, turn the rattle slowly once so the beads fall, then hand it over and wait. Let them discover the turn themselves rather than repeating it for them.