Señorita Moo - Compañero de Chupete
Apple Park & Organic Farm Buddies
Miss Moo is a 9.5-inch pacifier buddy that combines a mini plush, a rattle, and a crinkle toy in one piece, meant to help keep a pacifier close at hand. She is dressed in organic chambray overalls with a bow and finished with tactile details like fabric knots and cushy ears.
The body is knit from 100% organic cotton and filled with hypoallergenic, sustainable corn husk fiber. Her rattle is PVC, BPA, and phthalate free, and the crinkle paper inside is phthalate-free and non-toxic. The fabric is colored with OEKO-TEX 100 eco-friendly dyes, and her eyes, nose, and mouth are embroidered rather than attached hardware. The maker recommends machine washing cold and tumble drying on low, and advises against bleaching or ironing.
A pacifier is not included with this toy.
Características clave
- Knit from 100% organic cotton
- Filled with hypoallergenic, sustainable corn husk fiber
- Rattle is PVC, BPA, and phthalate free
- Crinkle paper is phthalate-free and non-toxic
- Embroidered eyes, nose, and mouth
- Dressed in organic chambray overalls with a bow
- Colored with OEKO-TEX 100 eco-friendly dyes
- Fabric knot and cushy ear details for tactile play
- Doubles as a mini plush, rattle, and crinkle toy
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