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Little Dutch Baby Bunny Swaddle Cloth - 120x120 cm - Muslin

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Little Dutch Swaddle Cloth - Baby Bunny - 120 x 120 cm - Muslin

The Little Dutch Swaddle Cloth - Baby Bunny - 120 x 120 cm is an essential item for every baby layette. This versatile hydrophilic cloth is made from extra soft muslin cotton and is perfect for swaddling, drying, or protecting your little one on the go. The stylish Baby Bunny print featuring adorable bunnies in neutral colors gives the cloth a sweet, calming appearance.

With a generous size of 120 x 120 cm, the swaddle offers plenty of uses. Use it as a blanket, burp cloth, sheet, or discreet nursing cover. The lightweight fabric is breathable and pre-washed, making it wonderfully soft against your baby’s delicate skin. This makes the swaddle not only practical but also exceptionally comfortable.

The swaddle cloth is made from 100% organic cotton and carries the Oeko-Tex label, meaning it is free from harmful substances. It is easy to clean in the washing machine at 30°C and remains beautiful even after frequent use. Whether you're at home or on the go, this swaddle is always handy.

Features

  • - Made from 100% organic muslin cotton
  • - Pre-washed and super soft
  • - Breathable, lightweight, and absorbent
  • - Baby Bunny design with adorable bunnies
  • - Oeko-Tex certified
  • - Versatile in use: swaddling, drying, as a sheet, or burp cloth
  • - Machine washable at 30°C
  • - Not suitable for the dryer
  • - Dimensions: 120 x 120 cm
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