ergoPouch - Organic HugMe Blanket 1.0/2.5 TOG - Midnight Stripe
ergoPouch

ergoPouch Organic Crib All Year HugMe Blanket

ColoursRose

€53.95

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Natural Baby Shower
€53.95

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Produktdetails

The ergoPouch Mild HugMe Blanket/Tuck Sheet is a safe and cozy sleep solution for babies.
  • Made with GOTS certified organic cotton
  • Fitted mattress sleeve design keeps baby secure during sleep
  • Safe for newborns 3kg and 50cm up to rolling age
  • 1.0 - 2.5 TOG rating for year-round comfort
  • Dimensions: [insert dimensions]

Spezifikationen & Funktionen

Spezifikationen

ManufacturerergoPouch

Hauptmerkmale

  • Reversible design with two TOG ratings: 1.0 TOG & 2.5 TOG
  • Untuckable fitted mattress sleeve for a snugger, safer sleep setup
  • Designed to keep baby warm, secure & comfortably settled
  • Suitable from birth (3kg+ & 50cm+) until rolling
  • Made from GOTS certified organic cotton with breathable bamboo viscose
  • Gentle on sensitive skin & dyed using non-toxic water-based dyes

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