Cellular bamboo baby blanket - Rose quartz - Seashell

Welcome to a world of gentle warmth and unparalleled softness with our Rose quartz Seashell Cellular Bamboo Baby Blanket. Meticulously crafted to provide your baby with the utmost comfort from their very first day, this blanket is not just a product but a soothing experience.

Blending the finest cotton with bamboo viscose, we've created a baby blanket that stands out for its softness and durability. Known for its hypoallergenic and antibacterial qualities, the bamboo fibre in our blankets ensures your baby's sensitive skin is cared for, even for those with allergies to other natural fibres.

Perfectly sized (80x100 cm) for versatile use - be it in a stroller, as a cosy duvet for naps and bedtime, or simply as a snuggle blanket - it adapts to your and your baby's needs seamlessly. Beyond the comfort, our blanket takes pride in its thermoregulatory properties, maintaining a comfortable warmth without causing overheating.

The tiny holes in the cellular structure allow for optimal airflow, crucial for preventing overheating and ensuring a safe sleeping environment for your baby. This is particularly important for newborns, as regulating their body temperature is key in reducing the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

Our commitment to the environment is evident in our choice of materials. Bamboo is not only eco-friendly but also UV resistant, adding an extra layer of protection for your baby. The yarn is OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified, ensuring safety and quality.

Caring for this blanket is effortless - machine wash at 30°C without bleach, dry flat, and avoid ironing or tumble drying to preserve its fibres.

Choose our Cellular Bamboo Baby Blanket for a blend of luxury, comfort, and sustainability - a choice you and your baby will cherish.

Product details:

Size: 80x100 cm (31.5x39.4 inch)

Material: 50% bamboo viscose, 50% cotton (all OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified)

Care: Machine washable at 30°C. Do not bleach. Dry flat. Do not iron. Tumble drying can damage fibres.