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Baby's First Stickers

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A set of 62 thick, perforated animal stickers designed for little fingers to peel independently, perfect for a baby's first sticker experience.

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  • Suitable for ages 18 months+
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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

My 18-month-old finally peeled a sticker all by herself on the third try—the thick paper makes it so much easier for her to grip. She’s gone through half the pack in one sitting, and the animal designs keep her entertained while I get things done.

Avery ★★★★★

My 20-month-old finally figured out how to peel the stickers by herself thanks to those thick perforated edges, and she spent a happy 15 minutes sticking a lion on her high chair tray. The paper is sturdy enough that they don't rip when she changes her mind and moves one.

Harper ★★★★☆

The perforations are a lifesaver for my 22-month-old, she can actually peel them off the sheet herself now. The animal designs are cute and the stickers are thick enough that they don't curl up when she drops them. Only wish there were a few more farm animals in the mix.