Family Giraffe
$47.95
The figure set includes mother, father, daughter and son.
The Sylvanian family giraffe is a very relaxed family. Egbert Highbranch, the giraffe father, is a calm, gentle soul. He often forgets how big it is and knocks his head. He also likes old things and takes good care of them - he has many, many vintage tools.
Mother Olive Highbranch is calm and gentle. She loves pudding diaper bags, because the pudding has the same colour as her. Wind bags are their food and they don't like to share them. Sometimes she holds the nappy bags so high that the children can't see them and eat them when the children don't look at. But the children always see the pudding edge around their mouth and ask "Can we have something?"
Bran Highbranch, the giraffe baby, loves taking photos with the camera that has given him his father. He wants to grow as big as his father so he can see far far away and take beautiful photos from above.
Brie Highbranch, the other giraffe baby, loves to look into the distance with the binoculars that her father gave her. She likes to sit on her mother's head so she can see even further. When her one year older brother takes photos, she sticks them in a diary and writes text.
The head, arms and legs of the velvety soft figures are movable. The clothes can be put on and taken off.
Ages: 3+
The Sylvanian family giraffe is a very relaxed family. Egbert Highbranch, the giraffe father, is a calm, gentle soul. He often forgets how big it is and knocks his head. He also likes old things and takes good care of them - he has many, many vintage tools.
Mother Olive Highbranch is calm and gentle. She loves pudding diaper bags, because the pudding has the same colour as her. Wind bags are their food and they don't like to share them. Sometimes she holds the nappy bags so high that the children can't see them and eat them when the children don't look at. But the children always see the pudding edge around their mouth and ask "Can we have something?"
Bran Highbranch, the giraffe baby, loves taking photos with the camera that has given him his father. He wants to grow as big as his father so he can see far far away and take beautiful photos from above.
Brie Highbranch, the other giraffe baby, loves to look into the distance with the binoculars that her father gave her. She likes to sit on her mother's head so she can see even further. When her one year older brother takes photos, she sticks them in a diary and writes text.
The head, arms and legs of the velvety soft figures are movable. The clothes can be put on and taken off.
Ages: 3+