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Summer Bathing Bath Toys Octopus Clockwork Swimming Kids

€18,69

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Lovely octopus clockwork baby shower toy bath bath bath bath bath bathroom drag away beach water funny toys to give gifts to children.
1. Octopus can only work after being dragged ashore.
2. You can turn the knob in the water and the octopus can swim in the water.
[Safe Material]: Octopus is made of safe materials and is suitable for children.
Circular arc design and smooth edges protect babies from scratches.
[Perfect Gift]: It can be used in bathtubs, swimming pools, showers, outdoors, and beaches. Baby toys are most suitable for babies, children, and children of all ages.
By pulling the octopus rope while playing, they can crawl along the road with the child's footsteps and exercise the baby's walking ability.

Specification
Material: Plastic/Plastic
Function: drag the octopus with a rope
Ability training: emotion, vision, intellectual development, crawling, manual brain, grasping, sensory, hand-eye coordination, other ability training, interactive toys, hearing, parent-child communication, interest training
Product Category: Pull the octopus with rope
Category: Pull the octopus with rope
Water toy category: clockwork water toy

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