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Fisher-Price Bounce and Spin Puppy

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Management number 234894625 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price US$28.18 Model Number 234894625
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It's cute, it doesn't shed, and no one has to clean up after it! The Bounce and Spin Puppy from Fisher-Price is the perfect answer to your kiddo's request for a furry sibling and really hits the "spot" for learning fun. Featuring a sturdy base, easy-grip handles, interactive buttons and multicolor lights, this stationary ride-on dog plays songs, sounds, and educational phrases as your baby bounces up and down or spins all around! Where development comes into play Early Academics: As your baby bounces or presses the buttons, playful songs and phrases introduce the alphabet, numbers, colors, and more! Gross Motor: Climbing up on the puppy and bouncing up and down helps strengthen your baby's balance and coordination skills. Self-Expression & Confidence: As your kiddo climbs on and off their puppy pal and discovers how to bounce and spin all on their own, they'll gain a sense of independence

  • Puppy plays music and educational content as baby bounces or spins 360 degrees
  • 2 ways to play: Learning and Music modes
  • Light-up rattle roller, ABC and 123 buttons activate more songs and sounds
  • Easy-grip handles, sturdy base, and comfy saddle helps baby feel secure as they play
  • For kids ages 12 months and older, max. weight 55 lb (25 kg)

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