Natural Rubber 3" Sensory Ball Meadow, Eco-Friendly
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The Ball Meadow 3" sensory ball is a natural rubber toy sized for a baby's hands, made for wet and dry play. Four textured sectors across the surface encourage tactile exploration, while the shape and size support grasping, holding, squeezing, rolling and chasing as babies develop hand-eye coordination and gross motor skills.
The ball starts as natural tree sap from the rubber tree Hevea, which is minimally processed into natural rubber and hermetically sealed. It is certified free of BPA, PVC, Phthalate and Nitrosamine, and painted with food-grade paint. The toy is designed in Canada, made from raw materials sourced in Malaysia, and handmade in China.
To help prevent mold on the outside surface, it is air dried after each use by placing it on a counter or in a dry room rather than left damp. The toy is made without mold-resistant chemicals, so this air-drying routine is recommended as part of its regular care.
Características clave
- Made from 100% pure natural rubber
- Certified non-toxic: BPA, PVC, Phthalate and Nitrosamine free
- Painted with food-grade paint
- Hermetically sealed for wet and dry play
- Four distinct textures across the surface for tactile exploration
- Biodegradable natural rubber construction
- Designed in Canada, made from raw materials sourced in Malaysia, handmade in China
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