Sophie La Giraffe Teether in Gift Box

Sophie the giraffe is a popular classic teething toy. Made from 100% natural soft rubber, it is slender, flexible and soft, so your baby can squeeze and chew it safely. It's terribly cute, so your child will love playing with it. It features: Made for natural rubber derived from the sap of the Hevea tree It's a natural rubber that is phthalate-free with no vinyl or PVC Helps soothe sore, teething gums Painted with non-toxic food-grade paints Stimulates baby's sense with soft colours Sophie squeaks wh... - Manufacturers part number: 616400

• A Timeless Brand with Global Trust Over 70 million Sophies sold worldwide. Beloved by parents and babies in over 80 countries.
• Simple Cleaning Instructions Wipe clean with damp cloth and soapy water. Avoid submersion, sterilizing, or use in bath to preserve the squeaker.
• Not Just a Toy – A Developmental Companion Supports sensory exploration and emotional comfort from birth. A familiar, calming presence during teething and beyond.
• Elegant Gift-Ready Packaging Presented in a timeless white gift box. Ideal for baby showers, newborn welcome gifts, and first birthdays.
• Handcrafted in France Using 14 Manual Steps Every Sophie is made with care and tradition. Durable, premium quality designed to last through teething stages.
• Lightweight and Easy to Grip Perfectly shaped for small hands to hold independently. Encourages early motor development and coordination.
• Safe and Non-Toxic for Newborns Free from BPA, PVC, phthalates, and harmful chemicals. Painted by hand with food-grade, baby-safe dyes.
• 100% Natural Rubber Construction Made from the sap of the Hevea tree. Biodegradable, sustainable, and safe for mouthing.
• Iconic Teething Toy Loved for Over 60 Years Trusted by generations of parents since 1961. A French classic, Sophie la girafe has become a global symbol of safe and natural teething relief.
• Stimulates All 5 Baby Senses Expertly designed to engage your baby’s sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste, helping promote healthy sensory development during their crucial early months.