Stroller Toy Set of 3 - Fruit PEARHEAD

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  • Your little baby girl or baby boy will love playing with these adorable on-the-go fruit stroller or baby car seat toys by Pearhead!
  • Includes 3 hanging plush toys with a hook and loop strap closure; 1 watermelon, 1 avocado and 1 strawberry with interactive tugging tabs, soft plush and corduroy textures, and a mirror to engage your baby’s senses!
  • These fun and colorful fruit baby stroller toys are the perfect baby travel accessories for parents who want to make sure their little one always has a fun and entertaining play toy while out and about!
  • These baby toys are the perfect gender-neutral baby gift, baby girl gift, baby boy gift, new mom gift, expecting mom gift, pregnancy gift, baby shower gift or addition to your own baby shower registry!
  • Each toy measures approximately: 4 x 4 x 2.75 inches (WxHxD)

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Stroller Toy Set of 3 - Fruit

Stroller Toy Set of 3 - Fruit

$23.00
$23.00 $0.00

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The baby clothes are soft, comfortable, and gentle on delicate skin. The quality is excellent and the designs are cute and stylish.

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The stroller is stylish, comfortable, and very easy to push, The wheels glide smoothly and the canopy provides great protection for the baby.

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baby toys are colorful, safe, and perfect for keeping little ones entertained.
They are well-made and help support early learning and sensory development.

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