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My son likes the textures on the blue leaf, both to touch and to put in his mouth. And there are other areas on the toy for tugging, like the ears, tail, and some loops along the giraffe's back. Keeps his little hands busy.

Some areas of the toy seem to be stuffed with different fillers, like beads or seeds, which make it satisfying and interesting to squeeze because of the different textures.

The wooden ring is really nice. It's smooth and unpainted, so I know that no paint is going to chip off in his mouth as he chews it. This toy makes a pleasant jingling sound when you shake it. Neither loud, nor annoying.

I also like the size (it's the size of a small stuffed animal), because it is more substantial than your average rattle. So it could make a nice gift.

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this toy was an instant favorite!

anything with a mirror is a hit at our house and this one is top of the list...

my favorite feature is that the giraffe's "mane" is a row of loops that the plastic clip hooks into so you can hang it from the car seat canopy or attach it to the stroller so it won't fall out. i LOVE that i can attach the clip to the bottom loop so the giraffe faces right at my baby while it's attached to the canopy! other toys don't work that way and when they're hanging from above, she can only see the bottom of it. with this one, i can hang it so it faces her perfectly and she can see the mirror and pull on the legs, teeth on the wooden ring etc. there's lots to do and feel with this.

i also love that once she's older, i can remove the clip altogether and it'll just be a cute stuffed-animal toy for her.

this collection of skip hop toys is really cute – i love that they're gender neutral and modern looking. a total go-to for a cute baby gift!

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The only reason this doesn't get 5 stars is its claims to its activities are over-rated. I almost sent it back, but fortunately learned the infant perspective is different from mine. I take care of my twin grandchildren, a boy and a girl. When I got this they were 5 months, with adjusted age for prematurity of three months. Both can be entertained in a seat for longer with this toy than most others, and that has continued for a month now. I don't know why, because the supposed chime inside can barely be heard, the leg pull moves too little to be significant, the mirror is a distorted blur, and the toy just seems ho hum to me. But so glad I kept it because the twins are able to hang onto it well and they find it entertaining so it occupies one while I take care of the other. From their view, it is a five star toy.