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Repairing Non-Functional Buttons on LeapFrog Hug & Learn Baby Tad

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  • Once you have put the button compartment inside, sew the hole closed using your needle and thread.

  • Wet and twist the end of the thread, then hold about one centimeter between your thumb and index finger. Next, push the needle eye into the thread, rather than pushing the thread into the needle.

  • As you sew the hole, make sure that the other four pairs of colored-cables stay on top of the thread. This will prevent them from being restrained and from being ruptured.

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