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Little Dutch Etagère with Cakes – Wood

15.96
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  • Ordered before 23:59, delivered Monday evening
  • Free exchange and return within 14 days
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Little Dutch Etagère With Cakes – Wood

The étagère consists of two levels and comes with a matching cake slice and a menu card. This allows your little one to fully immerse themselves in the role of host or hostess. The realistic details of the cakes make role-playing even more fun and encourage creativity and social interaction. This set also fits perfectly with other Little Dutch products, such as the tea set or play kitchen.

Made from sturdy wood, this play set is not only durable but also safe for young children. The Little Dutch Étagère with Cakes is a beautiful addition to any playroom and invites endless combinations and sharing. Let your child enjoy fantasizing and playing with this irresistible wooden toy.

Made from sturdy wood, this play set is not only durable but also safe for young children. The Little Dutch Etagère With Cakes is a beautiful addition to any playroom and invites endless combining and sharing. Let your child enjoy imagining and playing with this irresistible wooden toy.

Features

  • - Wooden étagère with 2 shelves
  • - Including various wooden cupcakes, cookies and cake slices
  • - Comes with menu card and cake slice
  • - Stimulates creativity and role-play
  • - Promotes social skills
  • - Sustainable and child-friendly design
  • - Perfect to combine with the Little Dutch tea set or play kitchen
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