Rosa & Blue Muslin Swaddle
Rosa & Blue

Rosa & Blue Muslin Swaddle

ColourPink Heart

€35.95

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€35.95

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Detalles del producto

The Rosa & Blue Muslin Swaddle in Pink Heart is a soft, breathable blanket perfect for swaddling, strolling, and more.
  • Made of 100% premium muslin cotton for a silky-soft feel
  • Generously sized at 47" x 47" to accommodate growing babies
  • Versatile design can be used as a swaddle, stroller cover, nursing cover, and more
  • Machine washable for easy care
  • Available in a variety of colors to match your nursery decor

Especificaciones y características

Características principales

  • Essential for new parents
  • Super soft + highly versatile
  • Made from 70% bamboo + 30% organic cotton
  • OEKO-TEX Standard 100, Class 1 (baby) certified
  • Can be used as a blanket, crib cover, swaddle, bath time and even during feeding

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