Wigiwama Sitzsack "Ahorn" Bär

Marsoni

M251S

$139.00

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Wigiwama Sitzsack "Ahorn" BärDieser Sitzsack zaubert Ihren Kindern garantiert ein Lcheln ins Gesicht und bringt Freude in ihren Alltag. Das Highlight fr jedes Kinderzimmer. Der Sitzsack ist aus strapazierfhigen Stoffen gefertigt und hlt der Beanspruchung beim Spielen stand, sodass er weich und bequem bleibt. Gemacht fr eine lange Lebensdauer. Der abnehmbare Plschbezug ist waschbar und lsst sich leicht reinigen. So bleibt Ihr Kind immer in einem frischen und einladenden Sitz,

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