Nursery Bundle (5 Pieces) - Welcome to the World Wildflower
Mamas & Papas

Nursery Bundle (5 Pieces) - Welcome to the World Wildflower

£164.00£213.00Save £49.00 (23%)

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This nursery bundle includes essential items to create a cozy and coordinated space for your little one. The set features:
  • Anti-allergy quilted mattress protector with waterproof backing
  • 2-pack of fitted cotbed sheets in complementary floral prints
  • Musical cot mobile with delicate hanging strawberries
  • Soft knitted blanket with scalloped edges in a dusty peony shade
  • 4.0 tog embroidered quilt made from 100% breathable cotton The products are designed to mix and match across the Wildflower collection, allowing you to easily create a cohesive nursery look. All items meet safety standards and are machine washable for convenience.

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