3 Pack Hooded Baby Towel - 80x80CM Soft Bath Towel with 2 Square Scarvesfor Bathtub Ultra Absorbent Baby Bath Towels Natural Baby Stuff Towel for Babie, Infant Newborn Boy Girl(Green, Camel, Gray)
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3 Pack Hooded Baby Towel - 80x80CM Soft Bath Towel with 2 Square Scarvesfor Bathtub Ultra Absorbent Baby Bath Towels Natural Baby Stuff Towel for Babie, Infant Newborn Boy Girl(Green, Camel, Gray)

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Hooded Baby Towels, 3-Pack These generously sized (80cm x 80cm) hooded baby towels feature adorable animal patterns in green, camel, and grey. Made from soft, absorbent coral fleece terry cloth, they keep your baby's body and head dry and warm.
  • Suitable for newborns, infants, and children under 3 years
  • Lightweight, portable, and easy to store
  • Machine washable and lint-free
  • Durable, colourfast, and thread-resistant

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