


Ooh Noo Grey Toddler Rocking Horse
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Our Grey Toddler Rocking horse is a designer’s reply to the challenge of conventional rocking horses. It is designed to provide fun, safety and comfort: it is soft and appealing, very well cushioned, extremely difficult to overturn, sturdy, and all of its surfaces are well rounded.
At the same time, our toddler rocking horse manages to have the irrevocable appeal of a plush toy. Even the youngest children are drawn to its soft and inviting presence. They immediately recognize a rocking horse in its simplified shape.
MATERIAL:
Upholstery: linen mix in grey
Rocker: bent beech plywood
Handles: beech wood
Basic structure: foam with a metal sub-structure
SIZE:
height 53 cm, width 36 cm, length 73 cm
CARE:
We recommend vacuuming your Rocking horse using a curtain or upholstery brush attachment. Clean all parts of Rocking horse that come in contact with the body at least once every 3 months.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
Age 1.5 - 4 years
Maximum load: 40 kg
About our team
We make every item by hand. Because we love to.
The entire ooh noo collection is designed in the European Union and it is also produced in the region, by hand. We are a small group of designers and producers, who started the brand from scratch and still look after the quality and the beauty of the products as if they were made for our own families.
When you purchase an ooh noo item, you can be certain it was created the old-school way: within a community of people who create and sell these cute little things because they love to. Hopefully, this shows in everything we do.
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