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Stringable Circus-Themed Beads (wood)

2 games-in-1 : toddlers will enjoy using the 5 solid wood (beech) figurines to tell themselves many stories and develop their imagination. Older children...
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2 games-in-1 : toddlers will enjoy using the 5 solid wood (beech) figurines to tell themselves many stories and develop their imagination. Older children will enjoy stringing the beads to develop their motor skills, with 2 long strings tipped by aglets to make it easier to pass through the beads. 42 beads (5 beads illustrated in the shape of a wagon or locomotive + 37 big beads of different shapes and colors), 2 thick strings (80 cm long) fitted with rigid ends, 1 cotton bag to place the beads inside.

Product info

Dimensions 14 x 8.5 x 14 cm (5.5 x 3.3 x 5.5\")
Material(s) Wood (beech), cotton
Box type Convenient cotton bag to store all the beads
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