Lilly Belly - Next to me Crib Sheets - 100% Organic Cotton - 135 GSM Jersey Cotton Fitted Crib Sheets - Soft & Cozy Bedside Crib Fitted Sheets - 90 x 55 cm Pack of 2 - White
Lilly Belly

Lilly Belly - Next to me Crib Sheets - 100% Organic Cotton - 135 GSM Jersey Cotton Fitted Crib Sheets - Soft & Cozy Bedside Crib Fitted Sheets - 90 x 55 cm Pack of 2 - White

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Détails du produit

Lilly Belly - Next to me Crib Sheets - 100% Organic Cotton
  • Made from premium 135 GSM jersey cotton for softness and breathability
  • Fitted design with elastic edges to securely fit standard crib and next-to-me mattresses (90 x 55 cm)
  • Safe and gentle on delicate newborn skin, free from harmful chemicals
  • Absorbent and temperature-regulating for comfortable sleep
  • Machine washable and durable for everyday use
  • Pack of 2 white sheets included

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