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PLAYSKOOL BUSY BASICS BUSY BALL CHOO CHOO

Publisher/Manufacturer: Hasbro

All aboard! Train-loving toddlers of ages 9 months and up will be entertained by this electronic interactive toy. When this choo choo is stationary, the swirling ball-drop action and upbeat music will keep kids mesmerized. Children can watch the three colorful balls go up and down. And when the train chugs forward, toddlers love to crawl or scoot along after it, chasing balls that roll out of the train. Requires 3 “C” batteries (not included).

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