Lamaze Trotter Pony Toy: ?7

By taniajones
June 22, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted June 22, 2015

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Posted June 22, 2015

Description from Lamaze website: (www.lamazetoys.co.uk/lamaze-trotter-pony-toy-37-p.asp)

Trotter is brightly-coloured with fun patterns and designs. Baby is rewarded with fun electronic sounds when playing with the pony and the pony also has crinkle points.

Baby will adore this cute plush pony while mum will love its visual and tactile developmental features! Trotter Pony is brightly-coloured with fun patterns and designs and he has satin ribbons for his mane and tail. Baby is rewarded with fun electronic sounds when playing with the pony and the pony also has crinkle points. Soft developmental pony rewards child with fun electronic sounds when legs are pulled.

Pony features include colourful satin, ribbon, patterns, textures and crinkles.

Needs new batteries, but otherwise in perfect condition.

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