Avery Row Muslin Swaddle - Anemone
Avery Row

Avery Row Muslin Swaddle - Anemone

€26.95

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Natural Baby Shower
€26.95

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Produktdetails

The Avery Row Muslin Swaddle in the Anemone print is a soft, breathable, and versatile essential for new parents.
  • Made from lightweight organic cotton muslin, gentle on baby's skin
  • Generously sized for multiple uses - swaddling, nursing cover, stroller shade, and more
  • Can be used as a cozy blanket or quick clean-up cloth
  • Thoughtful gift for new parents

Spezifikationen & Funktionen

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  • Made from 100% organic cotton that's naturally breathable + perfect for sensitive newborn skin
  • Use it for swaddling, shading, breastfeeding, or as a light blanket for naps + cuddles
  • The delicate Anemone floral print adds a subtle touch of charm to everyday moments
  • Neatly wrapped + ready to give, it's an ideal present for baby showers or new arrivals

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