Sophie la Girafe was born in France. I bought it in France, but my child grew up before I could use it, so I'm selling it. It's also convenient for teething. Selling price (Japan): 3960 yen No pets, no smokers. Sophie la Girafe stimulates a baby's five senses: See: Patterns that are easy for babies to see Newborn babies can only distinguish objects with high color contrast. The brown patterns on Sophie's white body and her black, round eyes are easy for babies to see and help develop their vision. Hear: Just the right size sound The squeak that comes out when you squeeze Sophie is a sound that babies love. They can also learn cause and effect, such as "this sound comes out when I touch this toy." It's a sound that's just the right size, not too loud, while also training the baby's hearing. Touch: Soft like bare skin Touching is the first contact with a new world for babies. Sophie, soft like a mother's skin, has a familiar feel for babies. Sophie, with her easy-to-grip long neck and legs, is perfect for small hands. Chew: Safe to put in the mouth Babies put everything in their mouths because they are exploring the new world using their sense of taste. Sophie is made of natural rubber and colored with food-grade paint, so it's safe as a baby toy. It's a great help during the teething period. Smell: Natural, gentle scent Sophie is made from natural rubber from Malaysia, known for its good scent. Even among many toys, babies can use their sense of smell to recognize Sophie as their own toy and play with it with peace of mind.