African Print Stuffed Animal Toys

SIMPLY GRACE TOTS LTD

£10

A diverse collection of African Print handmade stuffed toys. Current collection includes Elephant, Giraffe, Zebra, Lion, Rhino and Hippo . These colourful toys can be used as a pram toy or simply for nursery décor. Suitable for baby shower, toddler birthday gifts or even for adults! They usually come in three sizes – large medium or small. MATERIAL Fabric: 100% Cotton Stuffing: Non-allergenic polyester fiber CARE Spot clean with a damp soft cloth with a little baby shampoo. For machine wash place in a garment washing bag on a cold or delicate cycle using a gentle detergent. Wash with similar c

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