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The Developmental Play Cube and Developmental Panel are therapeutic aids designed for use by children with fine motor disabilities. The developmental play cube is a four sided vinyl covered solid foam 12 inch cube. The developmental panel is a single square vinyl covered solid foam 17 inch cushion. All include zippers, lacing, buttons, bow ties, hook n loop, and chrome enclosure. The panel can be used to develop hand eye skills.

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Price: 224.95 - 69.95.

This product record was updated on September 24, 2010.

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Children's Factory, The

245 West Essex Ave.
St Louis, Missouri 63122
United States
Telephone: 877-726-1696 or 314-821-1441.
Fax: 314-821-3916 or 877-726-1714.
Web: http://www.childrensfactory.com.
Email: mwedel@childrensfactory.com.


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