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Vegetable rattles - broccoli
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Product description
Toddlers love role play and we have a great selection of donuts, cupcakes, fruits, vegetables and ice cream rattles which make lovely individual rattles and are also great for role play and learning.
All Pebble toys are 100% cotton with 100% polyester fill. They are all machine washable at 40 degrees and can be tumble dried on a low setting.
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