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Infantino Whale Temp Sensor Bath Safe Water Play For Babies
Regular price KSh6,358.00
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Baby will love spending hours playing with the Infantino Inflatable Bath Tub. Different shapes, colors and textures that little ones take a lot of pleasure to discover. Baby will explore new world as they play with the toy. It encourages important sensory milestones including gross motor skill development and visual tracking. Perfect for sensory exploration and tactile development!
Product Dimensions: 76.2 x 45.7 x 32 cm
Weight: 0.39KG
• Soft, supportive whale tub
• 10 floating balls included
• Deflates and folds easily
• Release plug to drain water
• Great for home and travel
• Perfect for helping little ones transition into large tub
• To be used under the direct supervision of an adult.
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Infantino makes toys, carriers and products for the most important customers in the world - moms, dads and babies.
Your order of 100$ or more gets free standard delivery.
- Standard delivered 4-5 Business Days
- Express delivered 2-4 Business Days
Orders are processed and delivered Monday-Friday (excluding public holidays)
members enjoy free returns.
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