My First Steiff Hoppie Rabbit, Pink

My First Steiff Hoppie Rabbit, Pink

Steiff
$29.00
$29.00
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The "My First Steiff" Hoppie Rabbit in cream is the ideal gift to choose as your baby’s first present. Its features a timeless design but is also specially designed to be soft and safe for today’s babies. Each one is lovingly handmade from premium grade fabric chosen to pamper baby’s delicate skin. For peace of mind, "My First Steiff" is certified free of harmful substances, including dyes and fillings, by Oeko-Tex, an independent, international testing organization. Eyes and facial features are embroidered for added security. This adorable gift is available in three pastel colors — cream, pink, and blue — so you can choose your favorite. The words "My First Steiff" are lovingly embroidered in matching thread on the bunny’s foot pad. Featuring the world famous "Button in Ear" trademark, symbol of highest quality and safety. From the company that invented soft toys in 1880 and the Teddy bear in 1902.

10"


About Steiff

Founded in 1880, the company motto is “Only the best is good enough for our children”. By sticking to this over the years the Steiff company name has became synonymous with high-quality soft toys, and in particular teddy bears, all over the world. The company is also well known for its “Button in Ear” trademark.

Steiff is largely credited for manufacturing the original "Teddy Bear". In 1902,Richard Steiff designs the "Bear 55 PB", the world's first plush bear with movable arms and legs. The original. in 1906, The Steiff bear becomes the teddy bear
American President Theodore Roosevelt, whose nickname was "Teddy", played a major role in the success of the Steiff bear and in giving it its name. He refused to shoot a helpless bear tied to a leash during a hunting trip. As a result, he was portrayed by cartoonist Cliffort K. Berryman in the Washington Post along with a small bear. This is the best publicity for our Teddy Bear, the Teddy Boom begins and our Steiff brand achieves worldwide recognition.
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