Oli & Carol Paco the Peanut
Allow babies to explore the wonders of food through the Forest Fruit & Nuts set from Oli & Carol. Paco the Peanut is a soft, plastic free baby toy that is perfect for grasping and and teething babies.
Made from 100% natural rubber, this teething toy is hand painted with natural pigments from plants. Paco the Peanut is a sandy beige colour with two brown nuts hidden inside. These shapes and textures are designed to soothe babies gums.
Your baby will love exploring the textures of this gorgeous radish toy with their hands and mouth. Raised spots and ribbing make it a great sensory experience! This little teether is easy to take out on the go for your little ones to chew on! These can even be played with in the bath tub too. Oli and Carol toys are great for the bath and totally hygienic, fun and safe for kids! These teethers have been tested and certified by Bureau Veritas and are PVC, BPA, Phthalates and Nitrosamines free.
- 100% natural rubber
- No small holes for mould or bacterial growth
- Small enough to take out on the go, or hang on a strap
- Great for bath, teething and sensory play
- Sustainably made environmentally friendly and biodegradable materials
- No PVC, no phthalates, no plastic, BPA free
- Painted by hand with safe, natural, food grade dyes
To clean, simply wipe your toy with soapy water and a damp cloth. Do not sterilize or store in the fridge.
Bright, fun and naturally playful natural rubber toys that are perfect for teething, sensory and water play. Natural rubber toys from Oli and Carol are sustainably made from 100% natural rubber from the Malaysian Hevea tree - naturally safe and non-toxic, all have been tested by Bureau Veritas. No PVC, no phthalates, no plastic, BPA free. As there are no holes in any of their toys, they are easy to keep clean and hygienic. All the toys will float, without water getting in, and are light, durable and flexible - perfect for exploring hands and mouths. Oli and Carol support schooling for children at the Baba Jodh Sachiyar School in northern India as part of their social responsibility mission.
