Soft fabric blocks with baby mirrors, teething ring and illustrations from Sebras Nightfall theme a story about everything that takes place when the day draws to a close.

The fabric blocks are filled with recycled polyester filling.

These four entertaining blocks have been created for your babys first playtime, to engage and delight them and stimulate their curiosity. Perfect for playtime on their belly and as an early toy that your baby can reach for and practice hand-eye coordination with. The blocks are soft to the touch and have interesting textures and features which your child can explore. Stack the baby blocks on top of each other, knock them over, teach your child to count or have a chat about the animals that are illustrated on the blocks. Children can meet Star the squirrel, Twinkle the hedgehog and Moonlight the hare, among others.

• The teething ring is made of plastic, which is of course free of BPA, phthalate, PFOA, PFOS and formamide.
• The teething ring is perfect for when your childs first teeth arrive.

Recommended age:0 .
Labelling:CE.

Warning.Keep away from fire.
NB! Choking hazard: Remove the protective film from the mirror before giving the toy to your child.

About the Nightfall theme
Darkness falls and calm descends in the small homes. Outside, the moon lights up the night sky and thousands of twinkling stars appear, creating a magical ceiling. The Nightfall theme is about everything that takes place when the day draws to a close. Together with cute nocturnal animals, Sebra takes the child all the way into the forest in the middle of the night. The animals of the night move around in the dark landscape, creating fascinating shadows. The shadows sometimes look like entirely new creatures, and the imagination can really be put to the test when moonlight is reflected in shining eyes or when it casts shadows on ancient tree trunks.

About recycled polyester filling
The filling is made from 100% recycled polyester from plastic bottles which have been collected and cleaned, after which they are shredded, re-melted and turned into new, recycled fibres. The plastic bottles are thereby given a new life, instead of just ending up as waste.