Fehn Activity Toy Dino Motor Skills with Attachment Ring Baby Gripping Elements to Grab & Discover Cuddly for Babies and Toddlers from 0+ Months

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Amazon Discover playfully – the cute dinosaur will conquer baby's heart in no time: little explorers will quickly understand what to do to make the activity dinosaur ring and rattle Promoted motor skills – bright colours and different pendants invite you to play and explore: with the help of the gripping elements you can test sense of touch and grip and the soft teether helps with teething Versatile fun – the baby can discover himself playfully in the small mirror and creates fun sounds with the beads rattle ring, bell and squeaker in the dinosaur Practical attachment – the activity hanging toy can be easily attached to prams, baby seats or beds thanks to the practical mounting ring Box contents: 1 x activity dinosaur with rattle ring, squeaker, mirror, biter, bells, flexible attachment, size: approx. 27 cm. Outer material: corduroy, muslin, velour. Item no. 051162

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Discover playfully – the cute dinosaur will conquer baby's heart in no time: little explorers will quickly understand what to do to make the activity dinosaur ring and rattle Promoted motor skills – bright colours and different pendants invite you to play and explore: with the help of the gripping elements you can test sense of touch and grip and the soft teether helps with teething Versatile fun – the baby can discover himself playfully in the small mirror and creates fun sounds with the beads rattle ring, bell and squeaker in the dinosaur Practical attachment – the activity hanging toy can be easily attached to prams, baby seats or beds thanks to the practical mounting ring Box contents: 1 x activity dinosaur with rattle ring, squeaker, mirror, biter, bells, flexible attachment, size: approx. 27 cm. Outer material: corduroy, muslin, velour. Item no. 051162


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Brand Fehn
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  • 4001998051162

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