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Koeka Meadow Teddy Quilt Blanket - 100 x 150cm - Off White

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Koeka Teddy Quilt Blanket - Meadow - 100 x 150 cm - Off White

The Koeka Teddy Quilt Blanket - Meadow - 100 x 150 cm - Off White is a warm and stylish blanket, perfect for your little one's crib. The blanket is lined on the inside with a wonderfully soft teddy fabric and has a cotton layer on the outside with a lovely floral pattern. This combination ensures both comfort and a charming appearance in the nursery.

The generous size of 100 x 150 cm makes this blanket ideal for use in the crib, but also suitable as a play mat or an extra layer on the sofa. The teddy lining keeps your child cozy and warm, while the breathable cotton layer ensures a pleasant temperature regulation. This way, your child sleeps safely and comfortably, both during the day and at night.

The Meadow collection from Koeka is characterized by natural prints and high-quality materials. This blanket is therefore a stylish choice for parents who love tranquility, warmth, and a touch of nostalgia. Pair it with a matching fitted sheet or changing pad cover from the same line for a harmonious look.

Features

  • - Size: 100 x 150 cm
  • - Color: Off White with floral print
  • - Outer layer of cotton, inner side of soft teddy
  • - Suitable for the crib or as a play mat
  • - Keeps your child comfortably warm
  • - Part of the Koeka Meadow collection
  • - Made in Europe
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