Sophie Trio Set
Sophie Trio Set
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Overview
Overview
Sophie the Giraffe is the perfect teether for your baby, as she has been specially designed to stimulate all of your baby's developing senses. From around 3 months old, babies start to become more aware of their surroundings and their own hands.
Sophie the Giraffe is made using 100% Natural Rubber from the Hevea Tree, which gives her a pleasant and distinctive scent. Natural food paint has been used to make this lovable toy safe to nibble and chew on, her knobbly ears and horns help soothe and massage baby's mouth and gums.
Her special features make her an excellent early learning aid, no wonder she is so popular!
This Sophie the Giraffe Trio Pack is perfect as a gift for baby showers. It comes complete with the Original Sophie, Teething Ring and key ring. With a variety of different textures your baby will be able to nibble and soothe sore teeth and gums through the different stages of teething. While the different sounds, textures, smells, and patterns are sure to play on all their developing senses.
Stimulating all 5 Senses
- Sight: At the age of 3 months, a baby's eyesight is still limited and can only make out high contrasts. The dark and contrasting attention-catching spots all over Sophie the Giraffes body provides visual stimulation and she soon becomes a familiar and reassuring object for your baby.
- Hearing: Sophie's squeaker keeps baby amused and stimulates hearing. To begin with, the funny sound Sophie makes when she is squeezed helps to stimulate baby's hearing, and then later, helps to understand the link between cause and effect.
- Taste: Sophie the Giraffe is made of 100% Natural Rubber and food paint, and is completely safe to chew, just like a feeding bottle teat. Her soft texture and numerous chewable parts, make her perfect for soothing baby's sore gums during teething.
- Touch: Touch is the first means a baby has of communicating with the outside world. Sophie the Giraffe's soft feel, like a mother's skin, stimulates physiological and emotional responses that soothe baby and promote healthy growth and well-being.
- Easy to Grip: Sophie the Giraffe's shape is perfect for baby's small hands. She is very light, and easy for baby to grip, even from there earliest days.
- Smell: The singular scent of natural rubber from the Hevea tree makes Sophie the Giraffe very special and easy for your child to identify amid all their toys.
Delivery and Returns
Delivery and Returns
- Delivery: Free within NZ on orders over $100 (excluding bulky items) or $8 standard shipping
- Returns: Accepted within 14 days of receipt with proof of purchase
- Some items are excluded from returns including sale items, hardware, car seats, prams, monitors and personal items - please click here for the full list.
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