Description

Cheep the chick was brand new to earth. After she hatched, she was eager to explore her surroundings. The problem was, her baby chick legs quickly tired. There was so much she wanted to see and do, but her legs just wouldn’t let her get around fast enough. Frustrated, Cheep took a tumble over a sunflower seed. She rolled right into a mud puddle. “That was delightful!” Cheep chirped. She loved the way the mud felt on her feathers. How would other things feel? Cheep gave her legs a break and rolled over the lush green lawn. She liked the tickle of the strands of grass. Rolling farther still, she found herself in a pile of leaves. She loved how they crunched under her tiny wings. The whole world was waiting to be discovered! Where will she roll next?

Baby chicks develop inside their egg for only about 21 days before hatching. When it's time to hatch, they use a special “egg tooth” that’s located on their beak to break through the egg. The process of pushing out through the eggshell is called “pipping”. Typically, pipping is an extremely exhausting process for the baby chicks, so they may rest for several hours in between hatching attempts. Once hatched, the soft, fluffy feathers keep them warm, and the remainder of the egg yolk inside their bodies provides food and energy for exploring the new world around them.

Specifications

Weaving Style: Knitted

Outer Pillow Case Material: Woven Cotton & Polyester

Inner Material: No Filling Included

Closure: Zipper

Dimensions

• Small: 31.5" Inches Length x 7.8" Inches Diameter
• Medium: 39.3" Inches Length x 9.8" Inches Diameter
• Large: 47.2" Inches Length x 9.8" Inches Diameter
• Extra Large: 55" Inches Length x 11" Inches Diameter