ergoPouch Biologische Winter Jersey Slaapzak
ergoPouch

ergoPouch Biologische Winter Jersey Slaapzak

€53.95

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Natural Baby Shower
€53.95

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De ergoPouch Biologische Winter Jersey Slaapzak 2,5 TOG in Sage is ontworpen voor een kleintje dat de voorkeur geeft aan een slanke pasvorm door het lichaam met voldoende ruimte voor de beentjes. Wij raden aan de Jersey Slaapzak te gebruiken als volgende overgang vanuit de ErgoCocoon, zodat je kleintje met de armpjes vrij slaapt (niet ingebakerd), leeftijd 8-24 maanden.
Categorie: Baby- & Peuterslaapkleding

Specificaties & kenmerken

Belangrijkste kenmerken

  • 400 thread count
  • GOTS organic cotton
  • Stretch inserts for comfort
  • 2-way zipper for easy nappy changes
  • Made with soft, breathable organic cotton + bamboo

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