Snüz SnuzCloud Baby Sleep Aid- Cashmere
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Snüz SnuzCloud Baby Sleep Aid- Cashmere

£30.00

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£30.00

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SnuzCloud, a plush and portable baby sleep aid. With super soft fabric, four soothing sounds and two light options; the perfect choice for tired parents to help comfort and settle baby with their lovable cloud companion. Key Features: Your portable cloud companion to soothe baby to sleep in and out of the home Four soothing sounds: heartbeat, pink noise, lullaby & waterfall with adjustable volume Two light options: a calming pink glow & soft white night light Timed to perfection: sound and lights play for 20 minutes. Easily removable, machine-washable cover Attaches to your crib, cot, pram or car seat (always follow safety instructions) Dimensions: Size: 26x17cm Product weight: 153g Materials Batteries not included. Requires 3 x AAA's Fabric composition: 100% polyester
Category: Sheets & Bedding

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