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HABA Kringelring
Product Description
HABA Kringelring is a wooden teething toy with flexible elements threaded on a strong elastic band. It provides gentle twists as your child tugs and pulls on this child-safe toy. Made in Germany.
Benefits
Babies need multi sensory stimulation early in life. It helps them put "two and two" together. Grasping toys like HABA's Kringelring help very young children meet their basic needs. For example, babies need something hard and safe to bite on while they are teething. This helps soothe their tender gums. A pleasant rattle sound provides gentle and reassuring feedback. Various textures and sounds create association opportunities (this surface is smooth; this thing is hard; when I shake this, it makes sounds), which help babies begin to organize information in their disorganized young brains.
Made Of / Made In
HABA Kringelring is made of beech wood and maple wood using child-safe, non-toxic, water-based paints under rigorous safety and quality controls. Meets or exceeds US federal and European safety standards. Expertly made in Germany.
Manufacturer / Safety Compliance
HABA is a family-owned and multi-award winning German company. It has been making high-quality, open-ended children's toys for over 70 years. HABA has DIN EN ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications. These certificates guarantee a high-quality environmental management system, as well as consistent product standards, the compliance of all prevailing safety requirements and the rigorous abidance of all environmental guidelines. HABA complies and often exceeds both the European (EN-71) and North American (ASTM) safety standards. Prior to market placement, materials are safety tested and documented by independent institutes.
The HABA Made in Germany line of toys are manufactured in Bad Rodach, Germany where HABA's worldwide headquarters are located. The wealth of experience, coupled with the latest technologies guarantee consistently high-quality products.
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You can pull or twist the colored elements as they are attached together by a strong elastic band. At first, I was concerned that it may pinch my son's little fingers, but there is no concern as the elements are attached tight enough to hold themselves together, yet you can still twist or pull them without real danger of a pinch.
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