Babynest Indians - 40x70 cm
Trendy, comfy and multipurpose: it's the gorgeous Babynest Indians by Dutch brand Jollein. It's a mattress with bumpers and clasps that replicates the closed and protected environment of the mum's womb so the baby feels safe and sleeps better. It grows with your child: use it first as a crib reductor and later to help your kid in the transition from crib to bed! It's also great for co-sleeping in the parents' bed so everybody can sleep comfortably without the risk of squeezing the baby. Light and easy to carry, can also be used while travelling. Created by Jollein, a Dutch brand that follows the latest trends in interior design and chooses the best quality materials, the Babynest Indians is perfect for mums and dads that love the semplicity of contemporary minimal designs.
Why we like it:
- Multipurpose product
- Your baby feels safe and sleeps well
- Trendy black and white arrows pattern
- Light and easy to carry
- Jollein is a world of sweetness and tenderness! Since 1973 this fantastic Dutch brand has filled kids' bedroom with lovely pastel colours and lots of fantasy.
- For its nursery and kids' bedding collection Jollein only chooses the best materials. Your little one's comfort is guarantee
- Age: suitable from birth up to 4-6 months depending on your baby's size
- Design: Indians
- Colour: black and white
- Dimensions: 40x70 cm
- Dutch design
Jollein is a world of sweetness and tenderness! Since 1973 this fantastic Dutch brand has filled kids' bedroom with lovely pastel colours and lots of fantasy. Gorgeous baby nursery textiles and accessories, soft knit animals, rattles and many more are the creations of this brand that's just impossible not to love! Original designs, attention to the latest trends, quality materials and a love for babies and their natural beauty make these products simply irresistible! Their suppliers are members of the Businne Social Compiliance Intiative. The BSCI is an association of manufacturers all over the world. Through collaboration with these manufacturers, they want to prevent their products from being made under poor condition, such as child labor. Their products are tested on the TOG rate and according NEN norms, and they use Oeko-Tex certified materials.
