Wool Cot Bed Mattress Enhancer ?15

By DGreenhalgh
January 21, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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DGreenhalgh

Posted January 21, 2016

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Posted January 21, 2016

Hi have two of these to sell (?15 each) that are used but in good condition, and machine washable.

Bought from the wool room: Lambs wool enhancer for your baby's mattress. Promotes rested sleep by regulating temperature and drawing moisture away while they sleep.

Synthetic materials can stop your baby's skin from breathing naturally, but scientific studies have shown that babies sleeping in wool bedding sleep more soundly, gain weight faster and even cry significantly less! This is because a 100% natural wool mattress protector not only adds extra comfort thanks to a quilted layer of wool equivalent to a light weight duvet, but more importantly it helps to regulate the baby's temperature throughout the night thanks to the clever natural properties of wool fibres.

Our Babywool range is a great natural alternative for young ones with allergies and asthma as it's been awarded the Allergy UK Seal of approval for resistance to dust mites, dust mite allergens and fungus. It's even a great choice for babies with eczema as it keeps your baby's skin comfortable and dry.

Fits cot-bed mattress - 70 x 140cm

Please PM me if interested.

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