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SSHH - Don't Wake Dad Board Game - Good Condition - £7


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Can you reach the fridge and win the chocolate cake without waking dad? Use the exemption cards to avoid pressing dad's alarm clock so as not to disturb him.

Electronic sound effects - dad snoring, the clattering of pans, the shriek of the cat as you tread on his tail and several more.

  • Contents: 1 x dad in his bed; 2 x stickers for the bed; 1 x game board; 1 x spinner card; 4 x playing pieces; 16 cards; 1 x rules.
  • 3 or more players.
  • Batteries required: 2 x AA (not included).
  • For ages 5 years and over

All parts intact with battery - Collection from SE24

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