Etta Loves Colour Changing Bath Book
Etta Loves

Etta Loves Colour Changing Bath Book

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The Etta Loves Colour Changing Bath Book adds a touch of magic to bath time. Your little one will be thrilled to see the colours come to life when they splash in the water.
  • Designed with tiny eyes in mind, featuring shapes and patterns that are scientifically crafted
  • Helps develop motor skills as children use a paintbrush or their fingers to control their movements
  • Can be used in the bath or pool
  • Bigger kids can paint with a paintbrush, sponge, and a cup of water

Spezifikationen & Funktionen

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  • Colour changing bath book
  • Adds a touch of magic to bath time
  • Play in the bath, or let older kids have a paintbrush and cup of water
  • Designed with tiny eyes in mind, featuring shapes + patterns that are scientifically crafted
  • Helps develop motor skills as children use a paintbrush or their fingers to control their movements

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