Give your little one a wonderfully engaging sensory experience with the Galt Wiggly Worm toy! This delightful toy is perfect for stimulating your baby's development through playful exploration. It's packed with fun textures and sounds, making it an ideal gift for newborns.
- Multi-Sensory Fun: Features varied textures, sounds, and colours to engage your baby's senses.
- Squeaky Head & Hat: Encourages tactile exploration and imaginative play.
- Hanging Mirror Ladybird: Provides visual stimulation and self-discovery.
- Crinkly Butterfly & Bee Rattle: Offers additional sounds and textures for exploration.
- Secure Attachment: Easily attaches to pushchairs, cots, and car seats with fabric ties.
Description
xThis wiggly worm from Galt features a range of different textures, sounds and colours for your baby to interact with. He his very own hat and a squeaky head perfect for squishing. There's plenty more for your baby to discover, including a hanging mirror ladybird, crinkly butterfly and bee rattle. The smiley worm's long wrap body easily attaches to pushchairs, cots and car seats, with fabric ties to keep him securely in place. Suitable for children 0+ months.
Product details
Dimensions
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Height: 9.5 cm
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Width: 25.5 cm
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Depth: 22.5 cm
Item Details
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Battery Included: No
Safety Warning
WARNING! This toy is designed to be attached to a cot, pushchair or car seat. Due to entanglement hazard, do not allow child to play with this toy independently. Please remove all tags and packaging before giving this toy to a child.
Composition
Fabric
Shipping Details
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