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ALEX JR PRICKLY PLAY PORCUPINE DEVELOPMENTAL TOY

ALEX JR PRICKLY PLAY PORCUPINE DEVELOPMENTAL TOY

(2 customer reviews)

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AL1956

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Description:

Colorful porcupine is a fun introduction to sensory exploration. Mirror on the bottom shows baby's reflection and stimulates self-awareness. Squeeze the nose and hear a squeak. Spikes encourage cause and effect learning and texture exploration. Bright colors stimulate visual focus and object attention. Dimensions: 6" x 11" x 7". Ages 3 months and above.

Product Details:

Product Length:	4.33 inches
Product Width:	3.15 inches
Product Height:	2.76 inches
Product Weight:	0.44 pounds
Package Length:	11.1 inches
Package Width:	8.0 inches
Package Height:	7.6 inches
Package Weight:	0.95 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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Love This... more than my baby!Feb 16, 2012
By Leslie A. Peery
I think this toy is wonderful. My infant loves it too, but I just love this! It makes a wonderful photo prop with babies because of the colors and it draws kiddos in. My little guy loves looking at himself in the miror and feeling all the textures. Safely designed and so bright and vibrant. Love it!

Enjoyable and differentAug 24, 2011
By K. E. Wise "quirky idiosyncrasies"
My son rejected the teddy bear and pacifier before we even got home from the hospital. Even now, he prefers cords and electrical sockets to actual toys. This is one of the few toys he actually consistently plays with. He loves to flip it over and look in the mirror. He likes how it jingles. And I guess the spikes look dangerous to him because he pokes at the and yells. The nose is perfect for chewing on. The tail is perfect for holding. I would say, if your child likes exploring new things, this is the way to go as it is always providing something new for the child.