Garden Pram Mobile with Soft Bunny Bell, Textured Carrot Teether, and Rattling Tulip

Garden Pram Mobile with Soft Bunny Bell, Textured Carrot Teether, and Rattling Tulip

Marsoni

M251S

$31.66

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Garden Pram Mobile with Soft Bunny Bell, Textured Carrot Teether, and Rattling TulipThis delightful mobile is perfect for on the go entertainment and features a variety of colourful components, including Rylee the bunny with a soft bell, a soft textured carrot and leaf teether, plus a rattling tulip hanging toy. The mobile is easy to clip onto the hood of a pram or stroller and is crafted from soft, high quality materials that your baby will love to reach out and touch. Plus, its gentle movement and calming colours are sure to soothe

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012