Waterproof Bedding
Najell

Waterproof Bedding

4.7

ColoursIvory White

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Product details

The Najell Waterproof Bedding is a soft, breathable mattress designed to fit the Najell Babynest SleepCarrier or your pram. Its three-layer construction combines a gentle organic cotton top, temperature-regulating air mesh, and a waterproof base to keep your baby's sleep environment clean and dry.
  • Soft, snug mattress fits the Najell Babynest SleepCarrier or your pram
  • Three-layer design with organic cotton top, air mesh, and waterproof base
  • Stops spills from reaching the SleepCarrier mattress
  • Keeps the SleepCarrier fresher for longer and cuts down on frequent washes
  • Dries quickly
  • Size: 76 x 35 cm

Specifications & features

Specifications

Dimensions0 kg

Key features

  • Top Layer

    95% Cotton, 5% Spandex

  • Airmesh: 100% Polyester
  • Bottom Layer: 100% Polyester
  • Wash at 40°
  • No dry cleaning
  • Do not use fabric softener
  • Do not tumble dry
  • Do not bleach

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