Rubbabu Aniwheelies

Easy to hold and push for small hands. Roll into creative play with the Rubbabu Aniwheelies Assortment. This set features 8 popular animals, a giraffe, cat, dinosaur, pig, monkey, elephant, dog, and hippo that encourage active, imaginative play. These appealing characters roll easily and are the perfect size to touch, hold, and play with. Brightly-colored, squishy, and soft, the tactile experience satisfies little ones and makes them want more play! All materials used are eco-friendly, sustainable, easy-to-clean, and safe for children to use.  Product Size Each vehicle measures 3x3.5x2.4  in. For What Age 6 months+ Rubbabu toys are safe to put in the mouth but they are not teething toys. We find that kids over age 1 are able to interact with these toys more appropriately. Materials Rubbabu toys are made from ingredients that are carefully chosen or developed to be extremely safe for babies, infants and toddlers. The rubber is 100% pure rubber from the Hevea tree. The soft surface is made from very high quality nylon flock from Spain. Does not contain any lead, phthalates, nitrosamines, nitrosatable substances or other harmful or banned substances. Complies with CPSIA standards (for the United States), EN 71 and REACH standards (Europe), AS/NZS ISO 8124 (Australia).   Care Wipe with a damp cloth. product origin: made in india  About Rubbabu We use pure natural rubber foam. Some people add fillers, or chemicals to the rubber, but we use the pure rubber from the tree with no additives. Rubber is drawn from trees without affecting their health or longevity, making it as sustainable and green as possible. We use quality-made fine nylon sourced from a respected and trusted manufacturer in Spain. We make our paints ourselves using pigments we import into India from the United States. The Process In one word, baking. Actually it is quite like a cake. First, the rubber is beaten in a mixer to make it airy and foamy. Then this foamed rubber is poured into molds, and heated till it sets into the shape of the toy! After being baked and dried, the soft white rubber toy is inspected by the quality team before it's painted with a rubber based non-toxic paint. It then gets put on a ceiling conveyor that takes it around the factory (saving space) until it dries. After another round of inspection, it goes to the flocking room. The flocking process is tricky, and requires a very skilled technician. In this process, tiny lengths of nylon fibre are glued onto the toy. The way it works is that when thousands of fibres exactly the same length stick out from the toy at right angles to the surface, they create a very smooth surface. Ta da! Tactile heaven created.