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March 14, 2013
Plush organs

These plush organs are absolutely adorable and can be served in many occasions: Your child is potty training? The bladder is the perfect plush toy to help him visualize and understand the process. If you or a family member is sick, these plush organs are the perfect things to help them understand what is going on and get comfortable with it. Between $ 14 and $ 24 depending on the model chosen.

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