SnoozeShade Travel Cot Blackout Cover and Sleep Canopy Breathable Baby Mesh Blocks 94% of Light Universal Fit for Holiday Cribs Nursery Mosquito Protection and Naps Away from Home
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SnoozeShade Travel Cot Blackout Cover and Sleep Canopy Breathable Baby Mesh Blocks 94% of Light Universal Fit for Holiday Cribs Nursery Mosquito Protection and Naps Away from Home

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SizesFor cot beds - 140 cm x 70 cm mattress

€60.00

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€60.00

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Detalles del producto

The SnoozeShade Travel Cot Blackout Cover and Sleep Canopy is a breathable mesh cover that blocks up to 94% of light, creating a calm, dark sleep environment for babies and toddlers.
  • Blocks 94% of light to encourage better sleep
  • Breathable mesh design for airflow and comfort
  • Universal fit for most travel cots and portable cribs
  • Provides mosquito protection and privacy for naps away from home
  • Machine washable for easy care

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