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Picture of LEARN TO DRESS MONKEY The Learn to Dress Monkey is a dressing activity designed for use by children with fine motor, upper extremity, or cognitive disabilities. This plush monkey features removable socks, sneakers, a t-shirt, and denim overalls for on/off dressing practice. Dressing activities include lacing up the colorful sneakers, buttoning pockets, snapping straps, and zipping another pocket. The toy offers practice 11 different dressing skills. DIMENSIONS: 22 inches long.

Notes: This toy is not intended for use by children due to a choking hazard posed by small parts.

Price: 29.99.

This product record was updated on April 28, 2010.

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Therapy Shoppe Inc.

PO Box 8875
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49518
United States
Telephone: 800-261-5590 or 616-696-7441.
Fax: 616-696-7471.
Web: http://www.therapyshoppe.com.
Email: thershoppe@aol.com.


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