Maliton Nappy Caddy Organiser, Cotton Rope Baby Storage Basket with Removable Divider for Nappy Station, Portable Newborn Essentials Caddy for Changing Table, Nursery, Bedroom& Car, Brown, Large
Maliton

Maliton Nappy Caddy Organiser, Cotton Rope Baby Storage Basket with Removable Divider for Nappy Station, Portable Newborn Essentials Caddy for Changing Table, Nursery, Bedroom& Car

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£15.99

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Product details

This cotton rope nappy caddy organiser offers practical storage for baby essentials. It measures 38 x 25 x 18 cm and features:
  • Removable T-shaped divider to create 3 compartments for nappies, wipes, bottles, creams, muslin cloths and more
  • Soft, woven cotton rope texture with a structured shape to keep items upright and visible
  • Long handle for easy portability between nursery, bedroom, car and more
  • Neutral brown and cream design to suit any nursery style

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