ETTA LOVES x LIBERTY – Reversible Sensory Strip - birth to 12 months
Etta Loves

ETTA LOVES x LIBERTY – Reversible Sensory Strip - birth to 12 months

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The ETTA LOVES x LIBERTY Reversible Sensory Strip provides visual stimulation and developmental support from birth to 12 months.
  • Reversible design with two Liberty patterns: Fairford Shadow (birth to 4 months) and Wharfedale Meadow (5 months onwards)
  • Attach to pram for calm journeys, use during tummy time, or place around changing mat
  • Lightweight, padded, and machine washable
  • Folds into a changing bag

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