Red Kite Complete 4 Piece Play Set Bundle - Woodland Walks
Red Kite

Red Kite Complete 4 Piece Play Set Bundle - Woodland Walks

£61.99£64.50Save £2.51 (4%)

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Product details

The Red Kite Complete 4 Piece Play Set Bundle - Woodland Walks includes a variety of stimulating baby toys and activities. The set features:
  • Red Kite Play Gym with detachable hanging toys to improve hand-eye coordination, suitable from birth
  • Red Kite Sit Me Up with a detachable play tray, suitable from 9 months
  • Red Kite Spiraloo interactive toy to wrap around stroller, car seat, or cot, suitable from birth
  • Red Kite Tummy Time Roller with sensory fabrics and a baby-safe mirror, suitable from birth

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Red Kite Play Gym
  • Red Kite Sit Me Up
  • Red Kite Spiraloo
  • Red Kite Tummy Time Roller
  • Suitable from birth
  • Padded play gym with detachable hanging toys to entertain your little one and improve their hand/eye coordination
  • Comfortable and padded to cradle your baby securely
  • Can be used without arches as your baby grows for tummy time play and for sitting and playing
  • Dimensions: 51 x 82 x 82
  • Suitable from 9 months
  • Easy to assemble
  • Detachable learning toys
  • Soft fabrics for comfort

  • Dimensions

    21 x 65 x 65

  • Suitable from birth upwards
  • Interactive toy to wrap around stroller, car seat bumper bars and handles and cot sides
  • Hanging Toys include a cuddly hazelnut toy, mirror, teething rings and a cute plush cloud with squeakers
  • Helps to stimulate baby’s senses with squeaking and chime noises with additional fabric textures to help stimulate and amuse baby
  • Sumptuous neutral colour design makes it a great gift for new born baby
  • Soft rounded shape is perfect to support baby when propped up
  • Lots of sensory and tactile fabrics for baby to explore
  • Includes crinkles, rattles and teething toys for play time
  • Features a baby safe mirror end for self-discovery and peek a boo games
  • FREE Standard Delivery on all orders over £50.00
  • If order is Under £50.00, a Standard Delivery charge of £4.99 will be applied
  • Next Day Delivery Service available on IN-STOCK items for £5.99
  • Saturday Service is available for £30.00 
  • DPD Parcel Shop Delivery available from £5.00
  • £19.95 Delivery Charge regardless of order value
  • Postcodes applicable: AB30-38, AB44-56, FK17-99, G83, IV1-28, IV30-39, IV52-54, IV63, KW1-14, PA21-33, PA34-40, PH15-26, PH30, PH31-41, PH49-50
  • Postcodes applicable: HS1-9, IV40-51, IV55-56, KA27-28, KW15-17, PA20, PA41-49, PA60-78, PH42-44, ZE1-3
  • £24.95 Delivery Charge regardless of order value
  • Postcodes applicable: All 'BT' postcodes
  • £21.95 Delivery Charge regardless of order value
  • Postcodes applicable: TR21, TR22, TR23, TR24, TR25
  • Postcodes applicable: All 'IM' postcodes
  • We reserve the right to cancel furniture order due to shipping logistics
  • Postcodes applicable: PO30-41

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