Bunny Toes
Baby Booties - Bunnies
Easter booties

We've got the cutest little cuddly bunny rabbit toes for your baby! Finish off one of our bunny outfits with these cute little toes or hats and your little one will be even harder to take your eyes off of!

• Soft, cuddly booties with a rattle in the toe of each foot.
• One size only, fits 0-6 months.
• Adjustable Velcro™ ankle bands keep them snugly on little feet.
• Washable.

Baby Booties are perfectly safe for all kids of all ages, but are sized to fit children ages 0-6 months. The bright colors and bold patterns on the Baby Booties will stimulate the child as they move their feet around and the rattle inside the toe will provide the necessary sound stimulation that children at that age need for developmental growth.

Baby Booties are machine-washable and dryer safe. If the toy is not particularly dirty, you may choose to surface wash it even though it can safely go into the washing machine.

• Instructions for Machine Washing Settings
  
  
  We highly recommend washing Baby Booties in cold water with the machine on a gentle cycle, and drying them in a cool dryer, especially for the Lion booties, to protect the yarn. Use a mild detergent and do not use bleach.
• Laundry Bag
  It is always a good idea to place any washable toys inside a mesh laundry bag in your machine; the bag ensures that your booties will come out of the washer in the same condition it went in, only cleaner! Laundry bags can be found in most supermarkets and are relatively inexpensive.
• Colors
  Always wash similar colors together. Particularly bolder colors like the bright red on the Puppy booties or the pink on the Bunny booties can be prone to bleeding. (We have all washed a red sock with white towels before and know what happens.) This does not mean that the dyes are toxic or unsafe, simply that brightly colored dyes do not adhere to fabric as well as lighter colors.

• It's Easy Being Green
  You can both help the environment and avoid soap or detergent residues on children’s toys by using a solution of 1 part white vinegar to 3 parts water. If you dislike the smell of vinegar you can substitute strained lemon juice.