Grimm’s Klingender Babyroller – Buntes Holz-Klangspiel ab 6 Monaten

Grimm’s Klingender Babyroller – Buntes Holz-Klangspiel ab 6 Monaten

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M251S

$32.00

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Grimm’s Klingender Babyroller – Buntes Holz-Klangspiel ab 6 MonatenFarbenfrohes Klangspiel fr Krabbelkinder Der Klingende Babyroller ldt mit seinem frhlichen Klang und den bunten Holzperlen zum Hinterherkrabbeln ein! Im Inneren sorgen Glckchen und Holzperlen fr spannende Gerusche, die Babys neugierig machen und ihre motorische Entwicklung frdern. Durch das robuste Design rollt der Babyroller munter ber den Boden begleitet von einem angenehmen Klappern und Klingeln. Durch die Stbe hindurch knnen die Kleinen das bunte

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011