Name: VTech Bluey Wackadoo Bluey Learning Watch, Official Bluey Toy, Toddler Watch with Stopwatch, Timer, Alarm & Games, Educational Gift for Children Ages 3, 4, 5, 6 + Years, English Version,Medium
Brand: VTech
SKU: KO09LZXPSZO
Price: 11.64 BHD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (12 reviews)

VTech Bluey Wackadoo Bluey Learning Watch, Official Bluey Toy, Toddler Watch with Stopwatch, Timer, Alarm & Games, Educational Gift for Children Ages 3, 4, 5, 6 + Years, English Version,Medium

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BLUEY WACKADOO WATCH: This cool Bluey smart watch features a flip-up Bluey cover, eight digital clock faces, time tools and four games, as well as the voices of Bluey and Bingo! Perfect for fans of the hit show.

EXCITING LEARNING GAMES: This interactive toy includes 4 exciting learning games inspired by the show to help your child develop problem solving, matching, memory and hand-eye coordination skills! The voices of Bluey and Bingo guide you through games such as Wind-Up Bingo, Match It, Keepy Uppy and Find Floppy.

PROBLEM SOLVING: This Bluey children's wristwatch is great for encouraging cognitive development in young children with its 4 games, 8 interchangeable digital clock faces and time tools such as a stopwatch, timer and alarm!

ROLEPLAY FUN: This entertaining toy features a variety of activities with Bluey and Bingo, letting your child use their imagination as they go on exciting adventures with their best-loved characters.

IDEAL GIFT FOR CHILDREN: This interactive watch toy is the perfect birthday gift, Easter or Christmas present for boys and girls, featuring your favourite Bluey characters and providing hours of learning fun and supporting development.

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