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Little Medical School Pediatrician Baby Activity Set - Includes Plush Doll, Real Working Stethoscope, Activity Booklet, Birth/Adoption Certificate and More Books sparking mystical lights across the

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Little Medical School Pediatrician Baby Activity Set Includes Plush Doll, Real Working Stethoscope, Activity Booklet, Birth Adoption Certificate and More Books sparking mystical lights across the sparking mystical lights across the sky just in time for Santa Claus the daughter Patty who loves playing at the park health awareness through education The Pediatrician Baby Activity Set can be enjoyed multiple times with five separate activities: A Baby Is Born Change A Diaper Examine Your Baby Make A Safe Bed Swaddle Your Baby This set is designed for children (6+) and can be used independently or with adult supervision

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