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Nana Huchy
Nana Huchy Bubba Rooster Rattle
$29.95
Description
Bubba may be young, but he is a bouncy little bird who is bursting with energy! All he wants to do is to be able to crow at dawn like his cool older cousin, Rupert the Rooster, but the only sound he can manage is a soft rattle. Grandpa Roy assures him that one day, with practice, he will crow louder & finer than any rooster for miles around—Bubba just has to be patient. His Father Randy the Rooster is just trying to set a good example so he's not too influenced by egotistical Rupert.
Unlike squeakers, which are short-lived & unintuitive for babies to use without assistance, the sound the rattle makes when babies hold or move it stimulates action-reaction learning, providing babies & toddlers with an instant reward & helping them understand cause & effect.
Measures 13cm
Suitable for 0+
Gentle cold machine wash, do not tumble dry.
Bubba cuddles are the sweetest of all.
Return policy
Refund Policy - we are happy to refund items that have a manufacturing defect.
We do not refund for change of mind etc, but are happy to exchange or offer store credit if a receipt is presented, the items are in store condition with tags attached and within 14 days of purchase. Postage - flat rate is $10 postage on all web purchases, we will send your items via Australia Post, this excludes oversize/heavy items that do not fit in a standard Australia Post Medium bag, if extra postage is required we will contact you.
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We offer FREE POSTAGE on web purchases over $100
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Chaos & Karma began as a humble market stall, born from a shared love of art, creativity, and the joy of handmade treasures. What started with framed artworks, recycled sculptures, and handmade earrings soon blossomed into a thriving boutique. Founded by mother-and-daughter duo Helen and Jordie, our store has grown from the Orange Arcade to our beautiful main street home at 193 Summer Street. Every corner of Chaos & Karma reflects our passion for colour, individuality, and the eclectic — a space where every item has a story, and every visit feels a little bit magical.