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Cocomelon Peek-a-Boo JJ Plush – Soft and Fun for Toddlers
Regular price KSh10,500.00
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The CoComelon Peek-A-Boo JJ Plush is an interactive and engaging toy designed for toddlers aged 18 months and up. Inspired by the popular children's show CoComelon, this 10-inch plush features JJ, the lovable baby character, who plays the classic game of peek-a-boo.
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Interactive Play: Press JJ's foot to activate motorized movements where he hides behind a plush star and then reappears, saying "Peek-a-Boo!"
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Sounds & Phrases: Includes 17 different sounds and phrases, including a clip of the fan-favorite song "Peek a Boo" .
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Soft & Cuddly: Made from soft materials, making it perfect for hugs and snuggles.
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Battery Operated: Comes with 3 AA batteries included for immediate play.
This plush toy not only entertains but also helps develop motor skills and cause-and-effect understanding in young children. Its engaging features make it a delightful gift for any CoComelon fan.
- Standard delivered 4-5 Business Days
- Express delivered 2-4 Business Days
Orders are processed and delivered Monday-Friday (excluding public holidays)
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