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Sebra Mattress protector 70 x 112.5 cm

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Sebra Mattress protector - 70 x 112.5 cm - White

The Sebra Mattress protector - 70 x 112.5 cm is an essential addition to the Sebra Bed during babyhood. This soft and practical mattress protector is placed between the mattress and the fitted sheet, providing reliable protection against minor accidents. This keeps the mattress cleaner for longer and ensures the crib of your little one stays hygienic and fresh, night after night.

The mattress protector is made from 100% certified organic cotton, ensuring a breathable and natural sleep environment for your little one. The filling is also made from organic cotton, guaranteeing a product that is gentle on your child’s skin as well as on the environment. With a thickness of just 0.5 cm, it adds no bulk but provides effective protection.

Thanks to the elastic in all four corners, the mattress protector stays firmly in place, even when your child moves around a lot during sleep. This ensures a smooth and safe surface under the fitted sheet. The Sebra Mattress protector is machine washable at 30°C and easy to maintain, keeping it clean and fresh.

Features

  • - Dimensions: 70 x 112.5 cm
  • - Made from 100% organic cotton
  • - Filling: 100% organic cotton
  • - Elastic in all corners for a secure fit
  • - Breathable and soft fabric
  • - Protects the mattress from accidents
  • - Machine washable at 30°C (not suitable for tumble drying)
  • - Perfect fit for the Sebra Bed
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