Lillian Vernon Plush Beehive & Bee Counting Toy Review
The ten plump bees measure three inches in height each and are super cute to look at and fun to hold. They all squeak and their wings crinkle. The Lillian Vernon Plush Beehive & Bee Counting Toy also comes with a nine-inch high beehive that is perfect for toddlers as it is very bright, attractive and cuddly. My one year old absolutely loves his Lillian Vernon Plush Beehive & Bee Counting Toy. He looks forward to playtime with the Lillian Vernon Plush Beehive & Bee Counting Toy, as we say the numbers out loud and I guide him in matching the bees to their respective "homes".
The Lillian Vernon Plush Beehive & Bee Counting Toy is now his favorite toy, and he loves cuddling with it in his playpen. He even looks for his Lillian Vernon Plush Beehive & Bee Counting Toy before he sleeps. He has even brought his Lillian Vernon Plush Beehive & Bee Counting Toy along on countless trips. I allow him to bring it along in the car, in the airplane and abroad as well. I like it because the bees can be safely kept in the hive or removed so as to ensure that they do not fall off when we are in transit. I also like that it keeps him occupied. Whenever he throws a tantrum or starts to cry, I just show him the plump bees, and he starts to laugh and smile again.
The Lillian Vernon Plush Beehive & Bee Counting Toy is of really good quality and is safe for toddlers to use. There are no small parts that can be swallowed. The Lillian Vernon Plush Beehive & Bee Counting Toy has also stayed in shape despite my countless washing and drying of this toy. I always make sure to wash my son's Lillian Vernon Plush Beehive & Bee Counting Toy at least once a month, just so that it does not collect bacteria because my son likes putting the bees in his mouth sometimes. The Lillian Vernon Plush Beehive & Bee Counting Toy is really a good quality toy and I highly recommend it.
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Post a CommentHelp!! My son saw a picture of the plush beehive and bees counting toy and loves it. But the only place I can find it is Lillian Vernon and they are out of stock. Can someone looks at their toy to see who makes it? It is a vendor in NY is all I know. Thank you so much.