Kinder Valley Wafel Palm Moses-Mand met Inklapbare Standaard
Kinder Valley

Kinder Valley Wafel Palm Moses-Mand met Inklapbare Standaard

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Een handgevlochten mandbedje dat naast je staat voor die eerste weken. De palm-mand komt met gepolsterd katoenen wafel-beddengoed, een comfortabel matras, en een inklapbare massieve grenenhouten standaard die je kunt opbergen wanneer je het tussen kamers wilt verplaatsen of inpakken. De verstelbare kap trekt op wanneer je ze tegen fel licht wilt beschermen of een knus nestje wilt creëren. Alles is ontworpen voor die eerste maanden wanneer ze klein zijn en je ze dichtbij wilt hebben. De gepolsterde rand houdt ze knus.

Specificaties & kenmerken

Belangrijkste kenmerken

  • Fully lined palm moses basket with removable lining and mattress.
  • Basket lining 100% cotton, .
  • Basket lining and quilt removable machine washable covers.
  • Size L86, W47cm.
  • Suitable from birth to 6 month and over.
  • Mattress size L72, W26.5, D2.5cm.

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