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Elephant Pull Car-Blue
₹899.00
D’bebe’ Elephant Pull Car – Blue | Handmade Wooden Elephant Pull Toy | Montessori Educational Toys | Gift Item Under 1000
The D’bebe Elephant Pull Car – Blue is more than just a charming companion—it’s a purposeful learning experience. Handcrafted with care, this wooden elephant pull toy inspires movement, balance, and early coordination. With its friendly elephant form and smooth finish, it sparks imagination and supports conscious parenting. Whether as a keepsake or a daily playmate, it’s a meaningful addition to your collection of Montessori educational toys and a favorite among toys under 1000.
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Description
What Will You Get?
A beautifully crafted wooden elephant toy with an easy-to-grasp pull string. Designed for joyful exploration, it follows your little one across rooms, gardens, or wherever their curiosity leads.
What Will My Child Learn?
- Eye-catching elephant shape encourages curiosity and focus
- Pulling movement supports gross motor development and walking confidence
- Non-toxic bright colors enhance sensory awareness
- Boosts fine motor strength, hand-eye coordination, and balance
- Supports problem-solving and spatial understanding
Material & Safety
Crafted with love and finished using eco-friendly, non-toxic colors, this wooden pull toy is smooth, safe, and built for long-term use—perfect for early learners aged 1 and above.
Product Details:
- Age Group: 1+ Years
- Product Type: Wooden Elephant Pull Toy
- Color: Blue
- Weight: 477g
- Product Dimensions: 34.5 x 15.8 x 3.8 cm
- Contents: 1 Unit – Elephant Pull Car
- Manufactured In: India
🎁 Perfect gift for birthdays, milestones, and return gifting
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Additional information
| Paints | Non-Toxic |
|---|---|
| Age Group | 1y+ |
| Car color | Blue, yellow |
Vrinda –
This toy promotes both motor skills and imaginative play. My son pretends the elephant is going on adventures—so cute!