Etta Loves Muslin Blanket
Etta Loves

Etta Loves Muslin Blanket

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€51.95€63.95Spare €12.00 (19%)

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Produktdetails

The Etta Loves Muslin Blanket - Camille Walala is a reversible, soft organic cotton blanket designed to support your baby's visual and cognitive development.
  • Reversible design with 'Mono' (newborn-4 months) and 'Shapes' (5+ months) patterns
  • Patterns created by artist Camille Walala based on Etta Loves' expert knowledge of infant vision
  • Super-soft organic cotton with black trim
  • Suitable from newborn to 4+ months

Spezifikationen & Funktionen

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  • Builds brain connections
  • Supports visual development
  • Designed to support your baby perfectly

  • Better for the environment

    Made from 100% GOTS Certified organic cotton

  • Designed by Camille Walala using inputs from Etta Loves' expert knowledge of infant vision

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