Push Along (T-Rex)

Name: Push Along (T-Rex)
Brand: Bigjigs Toys

Bigjigs Toys

£12.99

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Wooden T-Rex Push Along Toy by Bigjigs Baby Promotes Balance Movement and Fun Indoor Outdoor Play Balance and movement are at the forefront of this colourful T-Rex Push Along toy, as your little one pushes it across the floor holding the easy to grip handle. As your little one pushes and pulls the T-Rex around, indoors and out, its feet will flap on the floor providing entertainment for all! Features a sturdy wooden pole with an easy to grip handle. The Bigjigs Toys push alongs are a great way to encourage mobility, balance skills and an understanding of cause and effect. Other animal themed p

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Registered at Companies House as BIGJIGS TOYS LIMITED, number 04710017. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Push Along (T-Rex)

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