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LeapFrog Stacking Shells Turtle

$12.99$12.99
Sold By: RedCherrie
  • Stack or nestle the turtle family for four engaging play options
  • Combine turtles for a vibrant game of hide-and-seek
  • Enhance motor skills by stacking them on Mama Turtle, who pops her head out for a peek-a-boo surprise
  • Pull the cord to watch the turtles wobble and follow along
  • Features numbers 1-5 on their shells for fun and easy counting
  • Recommended for ages 12 months and up
  • No batteries required
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SKU:89092650
Categories: Toys, Learning Toys
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The LeapFrog Nest & Count Turtle Tower is an interactive and versatile toy designed to engage young children in fun and educational play. This adorable turtle family offers four distinct ways to play: kids can stack the turtles or nest them together for creative exploration. The turtles are perfect for a vibrant game of hide-and-seek, enhancing imaginative play. Stacking the turtles on Mama Turtle reveals a delightful peek-a-boo surprise as her head pops out, promoting fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Additionally, pulling the cord allows the turtles to wobble and follow along, adding a dynamic element to playtime. Each turtle features numbers 1-5 on their shells, making counting enjoyable and easy for little ones. Recommended for children aged 12 months and up, this engaging toy requires no batteries, ensuring endless fun and learning through hands-on play.

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