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Ollie Owl from Cuddlers Rattle by ebba is an enchanting baby rattle that combines the softness of plush with the engaging sound of a rattle. Featuring a sweet owl design with plush grey and cream feathers and a soft yellow beak, this toy is perfect for sensory play. It's designed to be easy for babies to grip and shake, stimulating both their auditory and tactile senses while providing comfort. The gentle rattle noise and the soft, cuddly texture make Ollie Owl a delightful and soothing companion for little ones, encouraging interaction and emotional bonding. Discover ebba, a premium baby toy line by Aurora World, plush pioneers since 1981. Our expertly crafted designs blend trendy aesthetics, innovative fabrics, and diverse play experiences that nurture sensory exploration and imaginative growth. Our toys are made with ultimate softness from ebba's buttery fabrics, exquisite trims, and fine detailing. Every piece is a testament to love and comfort, creating treasured memories that last. At ebba, we bridge learning with affection, providing essential soft-functional toys that inspire wonder in your little ones' early years. Welcome to the world of ebba, where baby dreams take root.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- This plush is approx. 3.5" x 2.5" x 6.5" in size
- Made from the highest-quality materials so your little one can be endlessly cuddled
- Designed to be a cute Owl plush rattle ready for entertainment!
- Extra soft so your baby feels ultimate comfort as well!
- An adorable baby rattle, free from bean pellets, suitable for all ages
- Polyester
- Spot Clean Only
- Imported
Teddy Plush Toys, LLC
8820 Mercury Lane Pico Rivera, California 90660
5622051298/info@teddyplushtoys.com
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