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LaLaLull Australia® Baby Blanket - Bamboo Cotton

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Bamboo Cotton Baby Blanket 4 Layer Introduction:

Extra Soft- Crafted with care, this 4 Layer baby blanket is designed to provide optimal softness and breathability, ensuring your baby's utmost comfort. The four-layer construction offers a gentle embrace, perfect for cuddles, naps, and playtime. 🤗💤

Newborn Blanket Specifications:

1. Material: 70% Bamboo + 30% Cotton.

Made from a combination of bamboo and cotton, this blanket is not only gentle against your baby's delicate skin but also hypoallergenic and moisture-wicking. It keeps your little one cozy in colder weather and remains comfortably breathable during warmer days. ☁️❄️🌞

2. Size: 120*110cm

Whether it's a stroller cover, tummy time mat, or a snuggle buddy during story time, the Lalalull Muslin Bamboo Cotton Blanket is a versatile companion for every occasion. Its generous size ensures it can grow with your child, adapting to their changing needs as they journey through the early years. 🚼📚

3. Age: Newborn

Elevate your baby's comfort with the Lalalull 4 Layer Bamboo Cotton Newborn Blanket with Digital Printing – where softness, artistry, and functionality come together in perfect harmony. Experience the joy of wrapping your child in a world of coziness and captivating designs. 🌈🧸🤱

4. Brand: LaLaLull Australia

How to wrap a baby: 6 steps

1. Use a lightweight cotton or bamboo cotton muslin wrap. Fold the top edge down by about 20 cm. Lay your baby with their shoulders in line with the fold.

2. Place one of baby’s hands under the fold.

3. Bring the edge of the wrap across the body. Tuck it under your baby’s legs.

4. Place the other hand under the fold.

5. Bring the other edge of the wrap across your baby’s body. Tuck it in under their back.

6. Fold any extra length up and under your baby’s legs. Wrap firmly, but make sure that the wrap isn’t too tight and that your baby can fully stretch out their legs. Wrapping the legs and chest too tightly can lead to hip and breathing problems.