Doomoo Supreme Sleep Plus Cover
Doomoo Supreme Sleep Plus Cover
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Overview
Does your baby want to use Supreme Sleep Plus all night, every night? We have an extra cover for your baby’s favourite nest available separately. It’s a super easy to adjust sheet made out of ultra soft organic cotton which assures an uninterrupted use of the Supreme Sleep Plus.
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