Rainbow Spaces 1
NEW
1 NEW Toddler Tunnel An easy to set up bright, cheerful tunnel. Just remove from the bag and it opens up to create this lovely rainbow space to crawl through. The base is lined with a removable, soft fabric mat. Children will love exploring this colourful space indoors and out. Made from polyester. L180 x W60 x H60cm. Suitable for all ages.
EY06237 Removable mat included 2 NEW 3 NEW
2 NEW Rainbow Stool What a delightful place to sit. This beautifully crafted stool has an abundance of colours and bright ribbons. Children will love the look and feel of this handy tactile resource. Made from cotton fabric. Size: 40 x 40cm.
EY06020
3 NEW Rainbow Ribbon Storage Baskets
Storage that looks and feels great. The set includes 3 nesting baskets each with a rainbow of different coloured ribbons. A practical yet beautiful addition to your setting. Made from a metal frame with cotton fabrics. Includes three sizes: Large: H50 x W38 x D35cm. Medium: H40 x W33 x D20cm. Small: H30 x W28 x D20cm.
EY06021
4 NEW Rainbow Mat A beautiful mat woven with soft colours on a cream background. It has a lovely texture. This makes a great place to rest, sit or read. Made from jute and cotton. Size: 110 x 160cm.
EY06022 SET OF 3
5 NEW Rainbow Ribbon Rug A lovely addition to the Rainbow Range. Children will love sitting and crawling on this multi-textured surface. It is made up of thousands of ribbon pieces of fabric which provides an array of colours. Made of cotton and polyester fabric. Size: 150 x 80cm.
EY06286
Colourful and tactile 4 NEW 5 NEW
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