Merino Snugglewrap
Merino Snugglewrap
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Wrap your little dreamer in Cosy Dreams and let them drift into a world of merino-made magic!
Dimples' Winter collection, "Cosy Dreams," is crafted from 100% Merino Wool. With three delicate tones to infuse your little one's winter wardrobe with a gentle touch of softness. The timeless styles are designed to seamlessly blend with any of our other collections, allowing you to effortlessly create your unique and stylish looks for your baby.
Ensure your baby's utmost comfort and security with our revolutionary Snugglewrap! This adaptable wrap guarantees a cozy environment for your little one in the crib, stroller, car seat, or as a convenient breastfeeding cover while on the go.
Designed for newborns up to 6 months, this swaddle promotes the natural movement necessary for your baby's hip development. Crafted from 100% Merino wool, it provides exceptional ventilation and breathability. For parents seeking a versatile and breathable solution, the Snuggle Wrap is the ideal choice to keep your baby comfortable and content.
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