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Blue Panda 4-Pack 7” Plush Unicorn Toy Stuffed Animal for Kids Birthday Baby Shower Gifts

Blue Panda 4-Pack 7” Plush Unicorn Toy Stuffed Animal for Kids Birthday Baby Shower Gifts
Store: Target
Last Price: 16.99 USD

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Package Includes 4-Pack 7” Plush Unicorn Toy Stuffed Animal for Kids Birthday Baby Shower Gifts x 1 Item Description 4-Pack 7” Plush Unicorn Toy Stuffed Animal for Kids Birthday Baby Shower Gifts 7" Plush Unicorns – 4-Pack Stuffed Unicorn Toy - Stuffed Animal with Silver Horns, for Kids Birthday Gift, Baby Shower Present, White, Pink, Purple, Light Blue PERFECT COMPANION: Here are Twinkle, Sugar, Sprinkles, and Confetti, 4 adorable unicorn plushies for your kids. Keep them as snuggle buddies and cuddly companions! They come in 4 colors - white, pink, purple, and light blue. EASY-CARE: Made from polyester, you can easily do a quick spot clean and your kids can go back to hugging these adorable plush unicorns. LOVABLE GIFT: It makes a nice small gift for a first birthday, Christmas stocking stuffer, or classroom and party prizes for kids. DECORATIVE PILLOW: Not just a fluffy playmate but can also be used as a plush pillow or cushion, or use it to decorate your home interiors. DIMENSIONS: Unicorn doll measures 6.5 x 7 x 6.5 inches; just the right size for your little ones. Do you want the perfect companion for your little one? Well, this set of unicorn plush toys are just the thing! It's a great first animal toy for your kids as these are designed to cuddle all day and all year round. Give it as a sweet birthday gift or put it in the Christmas stocking of your favorite unicorn lover. The plush toy measures 6.5 x 7 x 6.5 inches and is the perfect size for small hands to love. Clean it by spot cleaning only. Product names are trademark of listed manufacturer or other owners, and are not trademarks of eForCity Corp. The manufacturer does not necessarily endorse use of these products.

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