Easy-to-hold stamps whose shape is specially adapted for use by toddlers. Develops your child’s fine motor skills and imagination. Foam toy 5 stamps and 1 ink pad
Stampinoo Set of 5 Baby Dream
Ref. J07794
Easy-to-hold stamps whose shape is specially adapted for use by toddlers. Develops your child’s fine motor skills and imagination. Foam toy 5 stamps and 1...
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Imagine, invent & create
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18 months old - 3 years old
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Colourful and original Toys, designed for children’s development through play.
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| Dimensions | 20 x 6 x 12 cm (7.9 x 2.4 x 4.7") |
| Material(s) | foam, plastic |
| Box type | Lovely gift box with window |
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