Lamaze Puffaboo Elephant Baby Toy - Soft Squeaky Elephant Toy with Crinkly Ears - Interactive Baby Toys for Sensory Play - Baby Sensory Toys Ages 3 Months and Up
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Lamaze Puffaboo Elephant Baby Toy - Soft Squeaky Elephant Toy with Crinkly Ears - Interactive Baby Toys for Sensory Play - Baby Sensory Toys Ages 3 Months and Up
- Baby’s First Friend: Puffaboo the Elephant keeps babies giggling with its fun design featuring ears to cover up its eyes for fun games of peek-a-boo with your happy little one
- Baby Sensory Toys: There's plenty for little hands to explore with the delightful squeak, and a gentle puff of air from the trunk that can help parents quickly turn tears into giggles
- Textured Crinkle Toys: From crinkle ears to fascinating fabric textures and ribbons, this plush elephant toy features plenty of interesting things for little hands to explore
- Tactile Development Toy: Puffaboo the Elephant is a sensory toy designed to encourage tactile and auditory development as well as bonding moments between you and your child
- Lamaze: It’s Time to Play! Lamaze baby toys and products make the perfect baby gifts, and there’s no better way to share your love, bond with your child, and help them feel secure than through play
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