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Acornkids Dress-Up – Bath Time Foam Stickers
R125.00
Dress Up Bath Time Foam Stickers gives hours of fun dressing up figures with clothes and fashion accessories. They float on the water and stick to the bathroom tiles when wet. Contains 2 figures and 50 parts.
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Creative Play and Imagination
Dress Up encourages creative and imaginative play through creating fashionable figurines! Have a lot of fun, while stimulating creativity and imagination.
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