Etta Loves Playmat
Etta Loves

Etta Loves Playmat

ColoursBlack,Multicoloured

€66.00

Available at

Natural Baby Shower
€66.00

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Product details

The Etta Loves Sensory Playmat features a bold leopard print design that is perfect for tummy time and playtime. This reversible playmat has specially designed prints and colours for different baby ages.
  • Reversible design with Dalmatian print for babies 0-4 months and leopard print for babies 5 months and up
  • Designed for tummy time and playtime

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Super soft and padded
  • Use for tummy time or playtime
  • Each side has a different colour and print
  • Organic Cotton outer with a padded Polyester fill
  • Comes with a band to hold the mat together when rolled up

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