Our Limited Edition Magica Wooden Clutching Toy will brighten up baby's brand new world! This colorful wooden baby clutching toy is designed and made in Germany and features eight colorful jewel-tone balls that twist and turn on a heavy-duty elastic band.
Grasping and clutching toys are ideal for developing a baby's eye-hand coordination and hand strength. Makes a gentle rattling sound when shaken. The bright colors and changing shapes of the beads will provide endless fascination and stimulate a baby's tactile sense.
* This hand-crafted Magica colorful clutching, teething, wooden toy is easy to grasp for the young children's hands and perfect for babies aged 6 months and up.
Our Limited Edition Magica Wooden Clutching Toy will brighten up baby's brand new world! This colorful wooden baby clutching toy is designed and made in Germany and features eight colorful jewel-tone balls that twist and turn on a heavy-duty elastic band.
Grasping and clutching toys are ideal for developing a baby's eye-hand coordination and hand strength. Makes a gentle rattling sound when shaken. The bright colors and changing shapes of the beads will provide endless fascination and stimulate a baby's tactile sense.
* This hand-crafted Magica colorful clutching, teething, wooden toy is easy to grasp for the young children's hands and perfect for babies aged 6 months and up.
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Seven Thymes
We receive a lovely assortment of fresh flowers daily to create one-of-a-kind designs. No two arrangements are alike. The flower arrangements pictured on our website are provided to give an example of approximate size, style, stems, and cost. We do our best to fulfill special requests. We truly appreciate your business, and your satisfaction is our priority.
"The designer at Seven Thymes, Joelle, is a creative visionary when it comes to her work!”– Jason
"Our experience here was one that you’ll not find at other florists in the area. Joelle was so kind and caring."– Brenda
“Incredibly talented floral design. Superb customer service."– Elizabeth K.
