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This heavy Ankylosaurus is like a tank as it moves along with its short, heavy legs. But watch out if it starts waving its tail! The big club can knock anyone over.
Egg, dinosaur, or both? You can choose since the toy changes shape when you turn it inside out.
This dinosaur is also available in a larger size. It can feel safe to hold hands with someone bigger when you’re little.
Imagine having a dinosaur friend. The JÄTTELIK collection has 11 soft versions of these exciting prehistoric animals – and one egg! And all just as cuddly and adventurous. Which is your favourite?
All soft toys are good at hugging, comforting and listening and are fond of play and mischief. In addition, they are reliable and tested for safety.
Please refer to packaging label for country of origin
Recommended for ages from 12 months.
This product bears the CE mark.
designer
Ann-Cathrine Sigrid Ståhlberg
Product dimensions
Length
37 cm
Packaging info
package quantity
1
Height
13 cm
Length
30 cm
Net weight
0.15 kg
Volume
6.6 l
Weight
0.15 kg
Width
17 cm
Care instructions
Machine wash, max 40°C, mild process.
Do not bleach.
Tumble drying, low temperature (max 60°C).
Do not iron.
Do not dryclean.
Environment and materials
Fabric:
100% polyester
Filling:
100% polyester - hollow fibre
We know our soft toys should handle many years of love. That’s why we’ve chosen comfy materials, embroidered eyes, performed rigorous washing tests – and ensured that we test them for harmful chemicals. Simple to keep clean and fresh since they can be machined washed.
You can rest assured knowing that all our children’s products live up to the highest health and safety standards. We put our toys to the test – up against the toughest in the world (much tougher than any two-year-old). All so you can worry less and they can play more.
While working on JÄTTELIK we found several possible answers to why many children are so fascinated by dinosaurs. One is that these creatures with long names blur the line between reality and fantasy, giving the child a tingling sensation of curiosity and excitement. There is also something thrilling about collecting and categorising facts about them. With this special knowledge, the child can gain a first sense of truly mastering something (and knowing more than you).