Fabric book, Dragon Tales

Beautiful cloth book with 14 "pages", filled with illustrations that take the child into the story of Dragon Tales. The front page consists of seven small scenes with counting illustrations from 1-7. Here, the child can find illustrations of dragons, knights’ castles and knights. In addition, there is a baby mirror where the child can see their own reflection. Here, children can get to know themselves and explore their face and facial expressions.
The back consists of a large scene where the child can see a whole universe of dragons and knights. The cloth book can be rotated according to need and mood and can be used for both "reading" and counting.
Use the textile book in the lift or pram as a pram bumper or as motivation to raise the head and exercise the neck muscles during on-the-stomach playtime. The cloth book can also be used as a miniature baby bumper in the Sebra Doll’s Bed as the child grows, or as a background landscape for playing with cars and toy road. And the numbers from 1-7 can be practiced using the illustrations on the front page.

The toys were designed in Denmark. 

Recommended age: 0+.
Labelling: CE, UKCA.
Washing instructions: Surface wash – hand wash.

Warning. Keep away from fire.

On the Dragon Tales theme
With small stories, the child is invited into a real dragon universe. Here, the child meets forest dragons, castle dragons, flying dragons, hungry dragons and fire-breathing dragons. Together with each their loyal knight, the dragons explore the snow-capped mountain peaks, slowly flowing streams, deep blue forest lakes and erupting volcanoes. They go on adventures, visit villages and castles. Dragon Tales are small stories about friendships, about being able to live together despite great differences, and about the desire to experience and explore new areas.

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.