Jungle Animal Apron

TIGERLILYPRINTS LTD

£9.95

This jungle animal apron is a cute toddler birthday gift idea. The jungle animal apron is personalised with your child s name, they make fabulous birthday treat gifts and are ideal as party favours too. The aprons are high quality, machine washable with a head loop and ties. Your little one will delight in using the apron for messy play, baking and cooking with parents. You can add utensils set for a special gift. The wooden 5-piece children’s set includes an engraved board and a spoon, brush, spatula, and rolling pin that are not engraved, presented in a personalised drawstring bag. ( Please

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