Grow a Sloth

🌳🦥 Get ready to embark on a slow and steady adventure with our Grow a Sloth kit! This isn't just a toy, it's a magical journey into the world of sloths, ready to captivate your little explorer's imagination.

💧 Each 3¼ x 4” box contains a tree trunk and a sloth. But this isn't your average sloth - it's a growing sloth! Just add water and watch as the sloth slowly emerges from the tree trunk, growing right before your eyes.

🌿 The Grow a Sloth kit is not just fun, it's also educational. It's a hands-on lesson in patience and observation, as your child waits for the sloth to grow and learns about the slow-paced life of these fascinating creatures.

🎁 Looking for a unique gift that combines fun, learning, and a touch of magic? The Grow a Sloth kit is sure to be a hit. It's not just a toy, it's an experience that brings joy, wonder, and endless hours of growing fun.

So, are you ready to hang around and watch the magic happen? The Grow a Sloth kit is waiting for you! 🎉🌳🦥💧 #GrowASloth #EducationalToys #UniqueGifts #LearningFun

Just add water – and hang around!

Our Hatch and Grow Sloth doesn't need any food or special care. Just add water and watch him grow and break out of his tree stump.

So, how does it work? Sit back, and relax. This little fella wants to take his time:

• First, put the tree stump in a container filled with enough water to cover it. The water temperature must be less than 95 F.
• After 24-48 hours, the tree stump will slowly break and your sloth will emerge. Be sure to keep the container full of water.
• After the tree stump is broken entirely, you'll want to add fresh water to the container. Your sloth pal will continue to expand for 48-72 hours.
• Lastly, after about 72 hours, move your llama to a larger container with fresh water, and continue to watch your sloth grow.
• Remove the baby sloth from the water and let it dry out and you can repeat the process all over again!

Sloths are cute mammals known for their slowness, and this Grow Sloth is no different. Don't rush it though, it's a sloth after all.