Dr. Brown’S Cleanup Float & Hatch Dino Eggs, Multi-Use Interactive Bath and Pool Toy for Toddlers, 6M+, BPA Free
Dr. Brown’S Cleanup Float & Hatch Dino Eggs, Multi-Use Interactive Bath and Pool Toy for Toddlers, 6M+, BPA Free
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- NESTING EGG BATH TOY FOR BABY. Scooping, straining, floating, and reconnecting the eggs helps improve baby’s hand-eye coordination and motor skills.
- DIFFERENT WAYS TO PLAY. Includes 3 eggs that lock together and 3 dinosaur shaped balls that fit inside.
- INTERACTIVE DINOSAUR BATH TOY. The adorable floating bath toys encourage imaginative play and are designed in bright, playful colors to provide visual stimulation.
- VERSATILE TOY. Nesting eggs and floating dino balls can be used in the bath, pool, and water tables for fun in and out of the tub!
- SAFE MATERIALS. The hatching eggs and dino balls are BPA and Phthalate free.
- GROWS WITH BABY. This interactive bath toy will keep your little one entertained through all their developmental stages
- PLASTIC NET-ZERO. Dr. Brown's Baby Bath Essential items are Plastic Net-Zero in collaboration with Plastic Bank. We've removed the equivalent amount of plastic from the environment that's used in this product, leaving the oceans better than we found them.
Dr. Brown’s Float & Hatch Dino Eggs baby bath toy provides egg-cellent bath time fun! The eggs "crack" open to reveal 3 nesting dino friends. Your little one will have fun improving hand-eye coordination and motor skills while scooping, straining, and reconnecting the vibrantly colored eggshells. These nesting toys can also be used as pool or water table toys for fun in and out of the tub and are made of materials safe for your little one – BPA and phthalate free. Dr. Brown's Baby Bath Essential items are Plastic Net-Zero in collaboration with Plastic Bank. We've removed the equivalent amount of plastic from the environment that's used in this product, leaving the oceans better than we found them.
