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Indoor Framed Sensory Dark Den

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List Price: $159.99
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Brand: Bouncyband
SKU: S-XQSE
Availability: In Stock
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WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - small parts
Not for children 3 years or under

Description:

Create an interference-free mini sensory room. Designed to provide a quiet, dark cool down spot for children to relax and have time to regulate their sensory systems. Ideal for kids who become easily overwhelmed by sensory stimuli, and also for increasing stimulation by adding UV fiber optics, soothing mood lighting, or other light up and glow in the dark accessories 

Assembled Dimensions: 39x46x57"

Additional Product Info

Recommended ages: Not specified. See product description.
Country of manufacture: China
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