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Pop-Up and Learn Animals
₦2,500.00Catch your little one’s attention with colorful pop-ups. Playful rhymes make learning about cute animals fun and easy. Now, pop-up and learn!
₦10,000.00
Never Touch A Tiger
Meet the wild animals in this touch-and-feel jigsaw set, with bumpy silicone touches to explore.
Read the funny rhymes in the accompanying book, and then use the pictures to help you complete the jigsaw puzzles. Includes a 2-piece, 3-piece, and 4-piece puzzle.
Suitable for ages 18 months and up.
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