Fisher Price Baby Stacking Toy Rock-a-Stack Rings
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Fisher Price Baby Stacking Toy Rock-a-Stack Rings

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Detalles del producto

The Fisher-Price Rock-a-Stack is a classic stacking toy for babies. It features 5 colourful rings that can be grasped and stacked, helping to develop fine motor skills and problem-solving. The toy has a wibbly-wobby rocker base and is made from plant-based materials.
  • 5 colourful rings for stacking
  • Wibbly-wobby rocker base
  • Made from plant-based materials
  • For ages 6 months and over
  • 1 year manufacturer's guarantee

Especificaciones y características

Características principales

  • For ages 6 months and over.
  • Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.
  • Only for domestic use.

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