Baby Elegance Crib 4 Piece Bedding Set Little Ducks 90 x 50cm
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Baby Elegance Crib 4 Piece Bedding Set Little Ducks 90 x 50cm

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Product details

The Baby Elegance Crib 4 Piece Bedding Set features a charming duck-themed design to create a cosy sleep environment for little ones.
  • Includes a coverlet blanket, 2 fitted sheets, and a mattress protector
  • Made with soft, breathable cotton in a jersey weave
  • Sized to fit standard cribs (90 x 50cm)
  • Waterproof mattress protector for a hygienic sleep space

Specifications & features

Key features

  • A complete bedding set to fit standard 90 x 50cm cribs
  • With a coverlet, 2 fitted sheets and mattress protector
  • Breathable, machine washable jersey cotton sheets
  • Measured to securely fit standard crib mattresses
  • Featuring adorable duck-themed designs

  • Contents

    1x Jersey Coverlet Blanket, 2x Jersey Cotton Fitted Sheets and 1x Waterproof Mattress Protector

  • Dimensions: 90L x 50W

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