Schleich Dinosaur- Tarbosaurus pacifiersandteethers or putting them back up

or putting them back up easily when little fingers have reached them and moved them around

Ideal for building fine motor skills in a fun and creative way

Its reflective strip facilitates recognition from the left to the right side and helps the learning process of children

FUN FACT The Triceratops lived at the same time as the T

It is important that your little one always wears the tights with braces in the correct way (as shown in all our pictures) - with one brace securely placed on the left shoulder and the other brace on the right shoulder in order to avoid abrasions

Schleich Dinosaur- Tarbosaurus pacifiersandteethers or putting them back upFrom the powerful tip of its tail to its elongated head, the Tarbosaurus grows to be twelve meters long! This makes it one of the largest dinosaurs around. Its head hovers a lofty five meters above the ground! No wonder it has to eat so much. It loves to snatch smaller dinos for supper with its sharp teeth and flexible jaws. The Tarbosaurus runs after its prey on strong legs until it catches them, so its best to stay on its good side! 12,0473 x 2,7559