Beary Special Honey Bath Basket
March 9th, 2008
A super-cuddly ‘Marmalade’ teddy bear from Gund is nestled amongst all the honey spa products in this adorable gift basket. This gift is guaranteed to brighten their day. Wrapped in tulle and …
A super-cuddly ‘Marmalade’ teddy bear from Gund is nestled amongst all the honey spa products in this adorable gift basket. This gift is guaranteed to brighten their day. Wrapped in tulle and …
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