Ezpz Tiny Kom
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De Piepklein Kom is ontworpen om passen op de tiniest van kinderstoel bladen, inclusief de Stokke Tripp Trapp en Boon Flair bladen. De Piepklein Kom is ideaal voor eerste foods, baby-led weaning, purees, yoghurt en baby cereal. Zij zijn ontworpen voor babys 4+ maanden. Kenmerken: Leeftijd suitability: 4 maanden+ Past op Alle kinderstoel bladen, inclusief de Stokke Tripp Trapp en Boon Flair Promotes self-feeding en develops fine motor vaardigheden Compact en licht, dus het is ideaal voor dinners uit en reizen Packaged in een reusable tas die is ezpz naar pop in jouw luiertas Gemaakt van hoge kwaliteit siliconen die is BPA, BPS, PVC, latex en ftalaatvrij Built naar laatste (siliconen is bendable en flexible en doesn't fade of corrode) Dimensions: H: 2.7cm x W: 22.8cm x L: 16.5cm

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