Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Beanie Baby Dora The Explorer
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Manufacturer: Ty
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Binding: Toy
Brand: Ty
EAN: 0008421403271
Feature: Minimum Age 36 Months
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Label: Ty
Manufacturer: Ty
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 36
Model: 40327
Publisher: Ty
Studio: Ty
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Minimum Age 36 Months
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Summary: Dora
Comment: Bought this Dora for my daughter, she loves it and she is only 2 years old. It is just the right size for her and bigger than i thought it would be. The hair on Dora's head is lovely and soft and so is the rest of the toy and solid for a beanie. Also colourful and with a backpack which is a must for any Dora fan. If you are not wanting a big size Dora for your little person to carry around with them then this is the one for you to buy.
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Editorial Reviews:
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TY DORA THE EXPLORER BEANIE BABY SOFT DOLL 7"
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