Orange Tree Toys

Alphabet letter C

Alphabet letter C - Main image
$1.29 $1.99 In stock

C is for Caterpillar

Beautiful wooden alphabet letter designed to add a personal touch to any nursery or playroom. Perfect for spelling names, decorating shelves or walls, and helping little ones learn their ABCs through fun, hands-on play.

Crafted from FSC®-certified wood with a timeless finish, they make a charming keepsake for bedrooms, nurseries, or thoughtful gifts.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hazel ★★★★★

The paint job is smooth with no rough edges, and the letter is sturdy enough for little hands. I hung it above my daughter's crib for her name, and it looks charming against the wall. It's a simple, high-quality decoration that ties the nursery together nicely.

Chloe ★★★★★

My toddler immediately spotted it on the shelf and started tracing the shape with his finger. The paint is a lovely matte finish that doesn't chip when he inevitably drops it. Perfect size for little hands to hold while we practice the letter sound.

Eli Z. ★★★★★

The wood has a really nice smooth finish that feels safe for little hands, and the pale green caterpillar print is adorable. My son loves pointing at it and saying "C" already.