Le Toy Van Wooden Ice Lollies Popsicles
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Le Toy Van Wooden Ice Lollies Popsicles

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Produktdetails

Bring imaginative play to life with the Le Toy Van Wooden Ice Lollies Popsicles set. This fun collection features six hand-painted, wooden ice lollies and popsicles on a sturdy wooden base.
  • Set of 6 wooden ice lollies
  • Rigorously tested to meet safety standards
  • Age suitability: 3+ years
  • Dimensions: W:10 x D:10 x H:13cm
  • Made from FSC®-certified wood
  • Plastic-free toy

Spezifikationen & Funktionen

Hauptmerkmale

  • Set of 6 wooden ice lollies, Rigorously tested to meet the highest safety standards
  • 100% Recyclable Packaging, Made from FSC®-certified wood, Plastic Free Toy
  • Sparks imaginative play and social interaction
  • Assists with coordination and fine motor skill development

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