Products tagged with nana huchy

Miss BlueBell is wearing a pretty little romper perfect for wading knee-deep in the ocean
38cm

It appears Miss Maple has caught the travel bug. As a result, she’s always dressed for adventure.
38cm

If you have a tiny hand in mind, this mini rattle fits the bill.

Dimensions: 19cm

If you know of a potential cuddler, Lucy would like to cuddle them back.
Dimensions: 25cm

Bill’s an Aquarius: a humanitarian who thinks outside the box
28cm

An ex-racehorse, Herbie doesn’t take laid-back farm life for granted.
30cm

Got a problem you need solved? Then Felix is your fox. In training to be a top secret agent.
19cm

Eddie is a shy, retiring emu, looking for a mate for life.

Dimensions: 45cm x 15cm

Koalas are complex critters. If your diet consists solely of soft eucalyptus leaves, then what, exactly, causes that rattling sound in the tummy? This is a question Mini Keith often asks himself when entertaining little ones with his internal noises. At l

Mini Kylie loves making music, pumping out hit after hit. Better yet, she loves sharing her musical knowledge with little ones who love nothing better than shaking a rattle to unearth their own musical abilities. 18cm

Who says super heroes can't show affection? Huh? And who says you can't just nominate yourself as a super hero, if you want, and make your own costume, and just show everyone how super you look? And who says you can't just do your super powers in private

Glastonteddy. Dollchella. The Little Day Out. Leave the dollhouse behind and bring all the toys together for a festival of play.

A little-known fact about dragons: adults roar but baby dragons rattle. 14cm rattle

Who knew an octopus could be so cuddly? Ollie does, after all, what do you think all the arms are for? Plus, being soft-bodied creatures, they are suckers for a little human huggin'. But Ollie is the only octopus that can rattle, making her a rare catch f

Rebellious Francesca ('Frankie') refused from a young age to sleep during the day, preferring instead to have her adventures during daylight hours. 33cm

Ever since Australia lost the Great Emu War of 1932, emus have 'gloated' by making gentle, guttural rattling sounds. Not that we mind, especially when they are as adorable and fluffy as Mini Eddie. He's the 'Aussie rattler' this country needs, to soothe a