Patterns to entice touching and exploring Did you know that parental touch on your child's hand can reduce their heart rate and blood pressure? In the early development of physical and communication skills, touching and sensing are crucial activities to help your baby convey their wants and needs. Stimulate your little one’s sense of touch with our textured wrist rattles! Soft crinkling sounds to promote auditory development Notice how the tinkling of wind chimes or ticking of clocks may amuse your little one? At around 5 months, babies begin to seek out sound sources via head-turning or eye movement. To help develop their sense of sound, our foot finders and wrist rattles produce gentle crinkling, jingling noises that will be sure to excite. Stimulate both gross and fine motor skills As your child’s nervous system and muscle control start getting in sync, their movements will transition from quick and jerky to smooth and intentional. Strengthen your infant’s muscle development and motor skills with our foot finder socks, which encourage them to raise their legs, kick and even crawl.