Sebra Crochet pram chain, Nightfall
Hand -crocheted stroller chain with organic cotton figures from Sebra's Theme Nightfall - a tale of everything that happens when the day is pouring.
Since this product is hand -crocheted, each product is unique, which is why there are variations in the expression as well. The motifs are made of organic cotton and filled with recycled polyester.
This stroller chain is a nice piece of carriage decorations to the delight of the toddler. The stroller chain has two small hanging animals - the hedgehog Twinkle and Egernet Star, two pad hats and different small colored balls - all crocheted.
Attach the chain using the two plastic rings (C-rings), which are of course free of BPA, phthalate, PFOA and PFOS, on the trolley on the stroller, stroller or car seat to stimulate and activate the child's senses. The stroller chain works in the same way as a turmoil and will make the walk or putting time in the wagon or car seat enjoyable.
Match the stroller chain with some of the other products from the Nightfall collection.
The security communication, which belongs to this product is found in the logo of the stroller chain's center.
Warning! To avoid any damage, the toy should be removed when the child starts to try to rise on all fours in a crawling position, otherwise it can wrap in the toy.
Recommended age 0+.
Marking: CE.
Washing instructions: Can be machine washed on the spare program at 30 degrees.
Warning. Do not be used near open fire.
on the theme of Nightfall
Darkness falls on and the tranquility lowers in the small homes. Outside, the moon lights up the night sky and forward comes thousands of flashing stars that create a magical ceiling. The Nightfall theme is just about everything that happens when the day goes on. Together with sweet nights, Sebra takes the baby all the way into the forest, in the middle of the night. Here the animals of the night move around the dark landscape and make fine shadows on their way. Often the shadows resemble new creatures and the imagination can really be put to the test when the moon's light is reflected in shiny eyes or throws shadows up on ancient tree trunks.