Babyjem muslin napkins are Ideal for sensitive skin with 100% cotton muslin fabric. Muslin fabric can be used comfortably in all conditions for babies with its soft texture and breathing feature.
Cotton is made of double-combed cotton.
Absorbent, soft and lightweight.
4 wipes in the package.
Doesn’t contain dyes or chemicals.
Ideal for sensitive skin with 100% cotton muslin fabric.
Medela bottles can be used to collect breast milk with any Medela pump set, to store expressed breast milk in the refrigerator or freezer, and to attach the Calmita feeding solution.
All disposable bottles feature laser-print graduation for accurately measuring the milk volume pumped or fed
Made from food-grade material and without BPA
Includes : 40 x Medela Disposable Breastmilk Bottle 80ml
Wee Baby Double Soother Case that helps you to easily carry the soothers while you are traveling, you will be able to use the soother comfortably whenever you need it.
Prevents the soother from dropping and contamination.
Keeps the soother hygienic and clean when the soother is not in use.
Small and lightweight design to be carried in your bag.
Babyjem muslin napkins are Ideal for sensitive skin with 100% cotton muslin fabric. Muslin fabric can be used comfortably in all conditions for babies with its soft texture and breathing feature.
Cotton is made of double-combed cotton.
Absorbent, soft and lightweight.
4 wipes in the package.
Doesn’t contain dyes or chemicals.
Ideal for sensitive skin with 100% cotton muslin fabric.
The Lansinoh breastfeeding pillow is comfortable, and portable, and helps support proper breastfeeding positioning. By sliding onto the arm, rather than around the waist and one size fits all, regardless of shape and size.
Can be used in multiple hold styles, and is perfect for c-section tummies.
Compact design for easy feeding whether you’re at home or on the go.
Cover, providing extra comfort for mum and baby.
Dimensions are 28cm x 24cm x 14cm
Machine washable.
100% soft cotton.
Not recommended to sleep on a breastfeeding pillow.
