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The little doll with sleeping eyes comes with his own bottle. The outfit of 36 cm-tall Alexander seems to scream: “When I grow up, I want to be a musician!” The printed-on sheep has its headphones on and is dancing to the rhythm on its cloud surrounded by notes. The feet, arms and hat are also adorned with printed graphics of musical notes. Produced in easy fit style, the onesie can be put on and taken off easily even by the smallest of hands. After a singsong, it’s off to bed. When you lay the little one on his back, he immediately closes his brown sleeping eyes and dreams about his musical career. The little doll with a soft fabric body also comes with a bottle to encourage first role play. From 12 months. Includes: - Baby Annabell Little Alexander 36 cm with sleeping eyes, romper and hat - bottle
Product colour
Multicolour
Doll type
Baby doll
Doll's gender
Male
Recommended age (min)
1 yr(s)
Suggested gender
Girl
Country of origin
China
Imaginative playing
Yes
Learning & training skills
Motor skills training
Batteries required
No
Height
360 mm
Weight
735 g
Package width
206 mm
Package depth
170 mm
Package height
330 mm
Package weight
735 g
Package volume
11556.6 cm³
Batteries included
No
Master (outer) case width
424 mm
Master (outer) case length
356 mm
Master (outer) case height
360 mm
Master (outer) case net weight
3.52 kg
Master (outer) case gross weight
3.52 kg
Products per pallet
64 pc(s)
Harmonized System (HS) code
9503002190
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
4001167706473
SKU:
4001167706473
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