BabyGo Baby Furrari Swing Magic Car Ride On for Kids with Music and Light (Red)

BabyGo Baby Furrari Swing Magic Car Ride On for Kids with Music and Light (Red)

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M251S

$648.50

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BabyGo Baby Furrari Swing Magic Car Ride On for Kids with Music and Light (Red)Brand: BabyGo Color: Red Features: Material: Made from non toxic sturdy plastic. Music and lights : Lights on steering wheel will take your child into his own magical joyous world 360 Degree easy Revolving of Ride on Car No torque or force required while moving Making Zig Zag movements of steering will help to accelerate In addition to the thrill of driving this ride on toy car, your child will be able to develop and refine gross motor skills like

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012