anni manni "Feel" - baby calming ribbon made of 100% cotton

"Our daughter uses it just like the others. She tends to hold it by the fabric and also uses the little threads for "sucking." Since she is currently teething, she prefers to put firmer things in her mouth."

"We are very excited! It's our little one's favorite for playing and exploring; the different ribbons make it really interesting for her, and every knot gets tasted. The large cushion is also a nice feature that's wonderful to hold, squeeze, or cuddle. However, for soothing alone, the "old" anni manni (in our case, the Plus version) is still preferred. It invites playing and cuddling, a great addition to our existing favorites. Thank you for letting us test it."

"There was already an argument, and in the end, the older one won. The little one loves her underwater anni manni, and the new toy that her older sister took is much loved, and even the play dinosaurs were allowed to use it as a pillow."

"The older one unpacked it, immediately claimed it, and when she put it down, the younger one grabbed it.
So, she probably liked cuddling it, but the fastenings are also very important."

"I'd say it's even better than the other one."

"I find our little one uses this even more than the regular anni mannis. He plays with it in his mouth and hands much more, which he normally does with his fingers when falling asleep. And because there are no magnets, I feel like it doesn't pull so much in his mouth (clipping it to his top at night is difficult). We are super excited about it!"

"We were able to test the new version of anni manni. This version comes without magnets and has three knots instead. I actually made an interesting observation. My daughter clearly prefers to feel and hold the version without magnets. She occupies her hands with it a lot and seems to really enjoy feeling the knots. In contrast, she uses the classic anni manni with magnets much more often for chewing and sucking. So, for her, there seems to be a real difference in how they are used.
Overall, I find it exciting to see that she uses both versions quite differently. The version without magnets seems to be more interesting for her to feel and hold, while the classic annimanni is used more for chewing and sucking."

"Arrived and was immediately in her mouth. I unpacked it, and the little one immediately called out "Ami Ami" and snatched it from my hand, putting the long piece into her mouth.
So far, she seems to really like it. She carries it around a lot, and has always had the long piece in her mouth up until now. As a mom, I have to say it's nice that you can secure the other pieces, because she likes to leave them everywhere, and then we have to look for them. In any case, it's great."