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B Is For Ball Multifunctional Baby Toy by Huiying (Stephanie) Fu

B Is For Ball Multifunctional Baby Toy

Bronze A' Design Award Winner 2025

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B Is For Ball is a multifunctional baby toy that adapts to a child from infancy through later childhood. The toy is made of food grade silicone and measures 6.35 centimeters in diameter. A hollow, mushroom shaped body and a detachable weighted lid form a two part interlocking structure. The design serves as a teether, a rolling toy, a stacker and a water play object. Complete drainage and easy cleaning help prevent mold. The simple form supports grip, motor skills, sensory exploration and early learning.