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Pixie rattle - Fern
| S$ 55 |
Product description
Rattles help babies to explore the world around them and discover new things. It's joyous watching a little one transfixed by the sound and following the rattle with its eyes. We have lots of rattles, in both knit and crochet, play foods, animals and hand held rattles. You'll definitely find something in this selection just perfect for your little one.
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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