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●#21 in Baby Wearable Blankets
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Description
sleeper baby
Material: Front (back): 100% cotton; Filling: Polyester; Soft and breathable. Gently protects sensitive babys skin.
Even if your child is active, it does not feel constricted, and it is easy to move around even when wearing it.
- Extended leg opening
- No cramping
- Allows your feet to move freely.
Convenient
You dont have to worry about turning your futon. Two-way zipper makes it convenient to change diaper at night. The opening position can be adjusted according to the state, so even busy parents and mothers.
Ventilation and heat retention.
Season: Winter; Temperature: 32 - 59°F (0 - 15°C).
Sleepers can be used for children like this.
● Children have poor sleeping position and move well while sleeping.
● Kids hate having a duvet on it.
● Kids kicking the futon while sleeping
● Children who are cold all day
2-way specifications
You can adjust the short sleeve or long sleeve to match your room temperature and body condition!
The sleeves are removable, and the long sleeve type for autumn and winter, making it the best type for spring.
Cute design
Product Size: L
Length: 100 Shoulder: 31 Sleeve Length: 31 Bust: 39
Recommended Height: 33.5 - 41.3 inches (85 - 105 cm); Recommended Age: 24 - 48 months.
The best part of the sleeper is a cute design that will delight your baby.Each one is colorful and designed to brighten up your mood.
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100% Cotton!The outer material is made of 100% cotton fabric with excellent moisture absorption and wicking properties. |
Soft and comfortable to the touchThe most used material for baby underwear. |
Safe DesignThe zipper is attached to the top of the zipper that you are concerned about every time your baby moves their face, and the front and back, so you can rest assured that the baby will be injured. |
A baby sleeping bag for spring, autumn and winter.Heat retention and breathability prevents baby from kicking down the comforter and getting cold. |
