B. toys- B. Softies- 15" Plush Pup- Soft Stuffed Animal for Babies, Toddlers – Purple & Yellow Outfit –Washable Puppy- Tippy Toes- Polly Pup Doll- 18 Months +
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B. toys- B. Softies- 15" Plush Pup- Soft Stuffed Animal for Babies, Toddlers – Purple & Yellow Outfit –Washable Puppy- Tippy Toes- Polly Pup Doll- 18 Months +
- Sweet & Stylish: Polly comes to life with sweet fluffy ears and soft rosy cheeks. She wears a lilac-colored twinkly tutu, paired with her favorite shimmery shoes – she shines just as bright as her lucky, sparkly star!
- Play All Day: Soft and squishy, Polly is ready for playtime, bedtime, and anything-you-want time! Play pretend for hours on end, squish and sleep with this softie at home, take her on an adventure, or make Polly the cute centrepiece of the nursery or the playroom.
- Made with Love: This stuffed animal toy is crafted using non-toxic materials to ensure that every single snuggle is safe. And Polly is also machine washable!
- Cuddle-Sized: Polly is 15 inches tall – a great size for endless cozy hugs and cuddles.
- Recommended for toddlers 18 months +
- Trustworthy: Battat is a family-owned company, established in 1897.
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