My New Baby (Blush) Figurine
$34.99
A gift to celebrate new beginnings, new babies, new families… and the loving relationships that develop between parent and child, grandparent and child…
In stock (additional units can be purchased)
- 2.5”h hand-painted resin figure
- Figure of toddler holding infant, cuddled together in a beanbag. Toddler wearing blush pink onesie; baby wrapped in cream-color blanket with cream hat
- Packaging box includes enclosure card for gift-giving
- Dust with soft cloth or soft brush. Avoid water or cleaning solvents
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