Purflo Breathable Cot Wrap - Hazel

ColoursGrey

€25.00

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€25.00

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Product details

The Purflo Breathable Cot Wrap in Hazel provides a soft, breathable barrier to prevent babies from bumping into the cot sides or getting their arms and legs caught.
  • Made with a 3D mesh inner core for airflow and temperature regulation
  • Velcro fixings allow the wrap to collapse if used as a step, then reshape when pressure is removed
  • Helps maintain a comfortable, safe sleep environment
  • Suitable for standard cots

Specifications & features

Specifications

Materialzusammensetzung100% Polyester

Key features

  • Tempetature regulating
  • Made from 100% polyester
  • Breathable + certified fully air-permeable ensuring no risk of suffocation
  • Safe attachments-velcro fixings reduce the danger associated with traditional tie fixings
  • The wrap will collapse under any weight to stop a baby from being able to use it as an aid to climb out of the cot

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