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Acornkids Letters and Numbers – Bath Time Foam Stickers
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Letters and Numbers Bath Time Foam Stickers is a great way to learn words and numbers while you play in the bath! They float on the water and stick to the bathroom tiles when wet. Contains 26 letters and 10 numbers.
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Creative Play and Educational
Letters and Numbers are educational and encourage learning letters and numbers through play.
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