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A Sophie the Giraffe musical toy to help baby drift off to sleep! Pull on the little moon to play a pretty lullaby and start Sophie the Giraffe and her friends dancing around the magical and colourful design.
Features a handy adjustable fastening system on the back enabling it to be attached to a cot, car seat, car, etc. and so travel with baby everywhere.
About Sophie The Giraffe
The little giraffe was born on 25th May in year 1961...Saint Sophie's day!.
In those days, the only animal toys available were farm animals or pet figures...
That is why one day in France, a certain Monsieur Rampeau, who was an expert in transforming sap from the hevea tree using the rotational moulding of rubber as a toy-making concept, came up with the idea of designing a giraffe. Such an exotic wildlife figure would be a first on the market, and its size and shape would be ideal for a baby's small hands to grasp.
Sophie the Giraffe, who looked exactly the same then as she does today, went into production on a Thursday 25th May, whence her name.
She was an immediate success. Young mothers straightaway saw that she was a must for their children...When the first signs of teething appear, Sophie the Giraffe helps baby stop crying!
From then on in Europe, generation upon generation of children were to love hearing Sophie squeak whenever they pressed her tummy or head!
Vulli, a company based in Rumilly in the Haute-Savoie region of France has continued to keep the jealously guarded secret of how this wonder toy is made.
By simple word of mouth, the little giraffe's fame spread.
Features a handy adjustable fastening system on the back enabling it to be attached to a cot, car seat, car, etc. and so travel with baby everywhere.
About Sophie The Giraffe
The little giraffe was born on 25th May in year 1961...Saint Sophie's day!.
In those days, the only animal toys available were farm animals or pet figures...
That is why one day in France, a certain Monsieur Rampeau, who was an expert in transforming sap from the hevea tree using the rotational moulding of rubber as a toy-making concept, came up with the idea of designing a giraffe. Such an exotic wildlife figure would be a first on the market, and its size and shape would be ideal for a baby's small hands to grasp.
Sophie the Giraffe, who looked exactly the same then as she does today, went into production on a Thursday 25th May, whence her name.
She was an immediate success. Young mothers straightaway saw that she was a must for their children...When the first signs of teething appear, Sophie the Giraffe helps baby stop crying!
From then on in Europe, generation upon generation of children were to love hearing Sophie squeak whenever they pressed her tummy or head!
Vulli, a company based in Rumilly in the Haute-Savoie region of France has continued to keep the jealously guarded secret of how this wonder toy is made.
By simple word of mouth, the little giraffe's fame spread.