The leaves and the tag, what babies grab first
The monkey features two fabric leaves and a shaped tag sewn onto its side. These are the details that stick out, the ones a little hand finds without even looking. Parents notice it quickly: before cuddling a stuffed animal, a baby will fiddle with its edges.
GRS-certified recycled polyester
The shell and stuffing are made of GRS-certified polyester, a standard that traces recycled material from the supplier to the finished product. Little Dutch has transitioned a large part of its plush toy range to this standard. Practically speaking, the softness doesn't change, but the origin of the fiber does.
A companion that travels light
Thirty-four centimeters tall, feather-light, and with arms that fold: it fits in a diaper bag without filling it up. It's the kind of stuffed animal you take to daycare or to the grandparents' house without a second thought.
Frequently asked questions
Is it suitable from birth?
Yes. No small detachable parts, with embroidery instead of plastic eyes. As always, it should stay out of the crib before the age of one.
Is the brown dark?
It's a warm brown, softened by a lighter belly. It pairs easily with the greens and ochres of the rest of the Safari Friends collection.
Is it machine washable?
Yes, at a maximum of 30 degrees. A laundry bag will protect the leaves and the tag. Air dry only.
What does GRS certification mean?
Global Recycled Standard. It verifies the recycled material content and imposes social and environmental criteria throughout the production chain.
Which other animal from the collection goes well with it?
The Lioness plush 17 cmmakes a lovely duo with it, in a smaller size and a lighter tone.
