Our
latex rubber panda is made of squishy foam with a latex coating that makes it sqeezable and non-damaging to children or furniture even if "a little someone" decides to toss it across the room. This 8 1/2-inch giant panda is attractive to children, because it's very easy for them to hold onto, it's a bit soft, and the contrasting black and white seem to catch their attention. They can learn about real pandas as they grow up and come to appreciate that we all want to do our parts to help save endangered species and their habitats. What better way than with a lovable panda replica? We sometimes think of it as a "plastic panda," but it's softer than most plastic animals.
Come check out our latex-covered
realistic giant panda toy!
Laurel just posted some very cute pictures of Teagan in boxes, and in this case he is also showing us how to use . . . TA-DAAAA . . . his soft play PLASTIC PANDA (which, by the way, he can locate in the toy box if you ask him where the panda is . . . so cute; no, I am not a proud grandma).
You can look at the panda and learn that the panda has a FOOT, just like you do. (Or in this case would it be a HAND? Or a foot and a hand?)
You can bi . . . uh . . . I prefer to think that Teagan is thoughtfully giving the panda mouth-to-snout resuscitation. . . .
