For Sale - GUND Flappy Elephant and Peek a boo Bear

By GMSE22
September 9, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted September 9, 2018

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Posted September 9, 2018

For Sale - As New without box ?15 each

1x Flappy the Elephant animated plush has body movement, when you press his left foot his ears move to play peek-a-boo with you which is sure to keep your child entertained, if you press his right foot he plays the song ''Do Your Ears Hang Low'' in a cute child's voice. 3 AA batteries are included. This item is surface washable, suitable from 10 months and is CE marked. Height: 30.5cm

1x GUND combined one of baby's favourite games with a soft and adorable animated soft toy. Peek-A-Boo Bear features a moveable mouth and arms, as well as a satin-accented blanket that provides additional tactile sensation. At the push of a button, the bear recites one of six different phrases and hides behind a blanket before popping back out to delight baby with an interactive game of peek-a-boo. Surface washable and suitable from age 0+. Each item is CE marked. Includes 3 x AA batteries. On/Off button on foot. Height: 25.0cm

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