Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Sophie la girafe first went into production on May 25th 1961 - also known as Saint Sophie's Day. The product was named after the saint, and was an immediate success.
By simple word of mouth, the little giraffe's fame spread. From then on, generations of children around the world have loved hearing Sophie squeak whenever they press her tummy or head! Sophie la girafe has sold more than 50 million teether toys worldwide.
To this day, Sophie still looks exactly the same, and is produced using the same traditional techniques. She is made from 100% natural rubber derived from the latex of the hevea tree, in a process that involves more than 14 natural operations.
Sophie returns to bookshelves in this brand-new range of beautiful board books.
This isn't something I would have normally have bought but Hermione loved reading it with Persephone. It is short and sweet, with pictures of various bedtime related things to point out and learn the words for. Aimed at babies, made of fairly sturdy stuff so can handle a mild chewing...
- Zoe P, The Green Parent
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Sophie la girafe first went into production on May 25th 1961 - also known as Saint Sophie's Day. The product was named after the saint, and was an immediate success.
By simple word of mouth, the little giraffe's fame spread. From then on, generations of children around the world have loved hearing Sophie squeak whenever they press her tummy or head! Sophie la girafe has sold more than 50 million teether toys worldwide.
To this day, Sophie still looks exactly the same, and is produced using the same traditional techniques. She is made from 100% natural rubber derived from the latex of the hevea tree, in a process that involves more than 14 natural operations.
Sophie returns to bookshelves in this brand-new range of beautiful board books.