Welcome To The World Ducking Nursey Bundle (5 Pieces)
Mamas & Papas

Welcome To The World Ducking Nursey Bundle (5 Pieces)

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Welcome to the World Duckling Nursery Bundle (5 Pieces) This neutral nursery bundle includes a cosy 4.0 tog quilt, a soothing cloud musical mobile, a lightweight knitted blanket, two fitted cot sheets, and an anti-allergy mattress protector.
  • Quilt: Soft, lofty 4.0 tog quilt with delicate cloud quilting and embroidered ducklings
  • Mobile: Musical mobile with soft clouds and a mixture of linen and borg fabrics
  • Knitted Blanket: Lightweight cotton blanket in mocha brown with off-white duck silhouette detail
  • Fitted Sheets (2 pack): 100% cotton fitted sheets
  • Mattress Protector: Anti-allergy quilted cotton mattress protector

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Musical lullabies to soothe and calm
  • Beautiful deluxe use of fabrics
  • Neutral colour palette sits in most nurseries

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