Why is Sophie the Giraffe so expensive?
So why does it cost so much? Sophie has been French mothers go-to teething toy since 1961. The toy is made in France rather than in China, and is made with natural rubber rather than plastic. That means the product costs more to make and is relatively expensive around the globe — but that hasn’t stopped its popularity.
What’s so special about Sophie the Giraffe?
Touch: Sophie the Giraffe is perfect for baby’s small hands. She is very light and her long legs and neck are easy for baby to grip. Smell: The singular scent of natural rubber (from Hevea tree) makes Sophie the Giraffe very special and easy for your child to identify amid all his other toys.
Why is the Sophie teether so popular?
Parents love her too Mainly because babies love her. But also because she’s made from 100% natural rubber with food-grade paint. So you know she’s safe for your baby to chew on. And far better and safer than the other stuff they like to chew, like the end of a phone charger.
What age Sophie la girafe?
around 3 months
Most parents find that as their infant begins to discover their own hands and starts putting them in their mouth (at around 3 months of age), they will begin enjoying Sophie la girafe. It is this 3 month mark that Vulli recommends as most suitable for the baby to start using Sophie.
How do you tell if Sophie the Giraffe is authentic?
Some key things to point out:
- On the real and fake one, the serial number and (c) SLG were on example the same spot.
- The font and colors were “off” on the fake one’s packaging.
- There was spelling mistakes.
- The font and coloring on the packaging is different.
Is Sophie la girafe a boy?
Pink for girls, blue for boys… the toy’s soft colours calm your baby. Without a whistle, this toy combines fun and practicality and won’t wake the baby (or its parents!) up in the middle of the night!
How do you authenticate Sophie la girafe?
Your Sophie can be authenticated by checking that their is a batch number on the inside of her leg, which enables full traceability (indicating production date and corresponding laboratories tests).
How do you get water out of Sophie the Giraffe?
Use a capsule of bleach or dish soap and squeeze the toy in and out while washing,” said Hymes. “Let it soak for while, and then dry out.” It’s also a good idea to wipe toys down every so often with a Clorox or other cleansing wipe, Hymes added.
How do you prevent mold from Sophie the Giraffe?
As indicated on the packaging and in an explanatory leaflet inside the packaging, we recommend to clean the surface of ‘Sophie la girafe’ with a damp cloth. It should not be immersed in the water nor rinsed off, to prevent water from getting inside, as she may become damaged.”
What is Sophie la Girafe?
Sophie la girafe is pleased to announce the renewal of her partnership with Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) in 2019. Made from 100% natural rubber and still “traditionally” produced for more than 50 years, Sophie la girafe is Baby’s first toy stimulating each of his senses.
How to clean Sophie the giraffe?
To prevent trapped moisture inside Sophie, cover squeaker hole while cleaning. Our all-natural rubber has similar rules to a toothbrush. One baby, one Sophie! It is normal for the food-grade dye to fade overtime with use. You don’t need anything but Sophie the giraffe.
Can you help save the giraffes of Africa?
Giraffes need our help, now more than ever! Sophie la girafe is proud to partner with the Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF) to help secure a future for giraffes in Africa. Take part in the creation of Sophie’s new ephemeral dress!
Can I put Sophie in the dishwasher?
Do not submerge in water, sterilize, boil, or put in the dishwasher. To prevent trapped moisture inside Sophie, cover squeaker hole while cleaning. Our all-natural rubber has similar rules to a toothbrush.