


Moulin Roty "Puce & Pilou" Marco the Seagull Rattle in Box
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Say hello to Marco — the most charming little seagull on the shore. Part of Moulin Roty's sweet Puce & Pilou collection, the Marco the Seagull Rattle is a beautifully crafted baby toy in the softest fabrics, with a gentle rattle inside to delight and engage little ones. Presented in a beautiful gift box, it's a wonderful newborn gift or baby shower present that's as lovely to look at as it is to hold.
- Beautifully crafted soft plush rattle
- Gentle sound to engage and delight babies
- Presented in a beautiful gift box
- Part of the Puce & Pilou collection
- Perfect newborn gift or baby shower present
Match with
Moulin Roty "Puce & Pilou" Milk Tooth Hamster for a gorgeous newborn gift set!
Recommended Age: Suitable from birth, except in a sleep environment – see warning below
WARNING!: Comforters and other soft toys are not suitable for use in a sleep environment with a baby less than 7 months old – soft & padded surfaces can conform to the shape of a baby’s head and cause suffocation
Size: 18 cm H
Presentation: Comes in gift/presentation box.
About Moulin Roty
Founded in 1972 in a renovated mill near Nantes, France, Moulin Roty is a beloved worker-owned cooperative dedicated to creating heirloom-quality toys, comforters and gifts for children. For over 50 years, their talented team of French illustrators and designers has crafted beautiful characters full of softness, fantasy and tenderness — toys that are loved today and treasured for a lifetime.
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