Little Dutch Roller Rattle
Little Dutch

Little Dutch Roller Rattle

ColoursFairy Garden

€8.95

Erhältlich bei

Natural Baby Shower
€8.95

Preise verglichen über 1 Händler · Aktualisiert 12 Aug

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Produktdetails

The Little Dutch Roller Rattle is a charming wooden toy that encourages hand-eye coordination in little ones.
  • Rolls and rattles to engage baby's senses
  • Designed for small hands to grasp and shake
  • Made from high-quality, sustainable wood
  • Suitable from birth and up

Spezifikationen & Funktionen

Hauptmerkmale

  • Made from beechwood
  • Perfect for little hands to hold
  • Painted with water-based paint
  • Promotes hand-eye coordination
  • Little ones can chase, grab + shake it
  • Rolls + rolls making a rattling sound as it goes

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