Sophie Giraffe Head So'pure

Sophie was born on May 25, 1961, in France, on Saint Sophie's Day, in whose honor she is named.

Sophie the giraffe is a seemingly ordinary little rubber teether. But... for 60 years now, it has continuously been the most popular "first bite" of successive generations of French infants. Her fame has spread around the world, and Sophie herself can now be found everywhere, both under ordinary thatched roofs and in royal palaces. With its charm, it wins the hearts of even capricious celebrities. Every year it is awarded by various associations and organizations in the category of best gift or article for baby.

Why the crazy popularity of the rubber squeaky Giraffe? Why this continued success in winning children's hearts for more than half a century, despite competition from increasingly sophisticated, colorful, multifunctional infant toys, each of which is a mini educational and entertainment center? In France alone, nearly 800,000 are sold each year. Sophie the giraffe. In France, a little over 800,000 are born. children annually so the calculus is simple: virtually every French child has their own Sophie the Giraffe.

• Age category: 0 m+,
• The teether is made of 100% rubber tree resin latex, coated with food-grade paint,
• Packaged in a beautiful, elegant box - classic and unchanged for almost 60 years,
• Product of natural origin - do not sterilize, clean with soap and water or wipe with a damp cloth,
• Do not expose the product to direct heat, sun or other chemical products,
• Completely safe and free of harmful substances, food-grade paint is subject to "eating" and "washing",
• Be sure to check the product each time before giving it to a child, especially when the toddler already has teeth,
• Stretch in each direction to check for damage and discard if it has any signs of wear,
• We recommend replacement after a maximum of 6 months of use,
• Manufactured in the European Union,
• The product is handmade,
• In 2009, Sophie received a positive opinion from the Mother and Child Institute (Op-4296).