• Organic Baby Muslin Wrap (Blue Palms)
  • Organic Baby Muslin Wrap (Blue Palms)
  • Organic Baby Muslin Wrap (Blue Palms)
  • Organic Baby Muslin Wrap (Blue Palms)
  • Organic Baby Muslin Wrap (Blue Palms)
  • Organic Baby Muslin Wrap (Blue Palms)
  • Organic Baby Muslin Wrap (Blue Palms)
  • Organic Baby Muslin Wrap (Blue Palms)

Organic Baby Muslin Wrap (Blue Palms)

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Our organic baby muslin wraps are made from a super soft mix of 70% bamboo / 30% organic cotton and are GOTS certified (which means they follow a strict sustainable, ethical and organic certification process). They are light weight, breathable, a generous 120 x 120cm size and so super soft - perfect for swaddling baby, using as a nursing cover, a lightweight blanket and so much more!

Each comes packaged in beautiful little matching muslin fabric bag so it's easy to take out and about with you and it makes the perfect gift for new parents.

This wrap features our exclusive Blue Palms pattern - a delicate hand painted pattern of soft sky blue palm trees, coral and lobsters.

Accessories not included. Our Baby Journal can be purchased separately.

Product Description
  • 70% bamboo / 30% organic cotton
  • GOTS Certified
  • Large 120 x 120 cm size
  • Lightweight, breathable, super soft, easy care
  • Can be used as a baby swaddle, lightweight blanket, pram blanket, burp cloth, nursing shield, change mat and more!
  • Comes beautifully packaged in a matching muslin fabric drawstring bag
  • Machine washable
  • Designed in Australia. Made in China
Care Instructions
  • Cold wash separately before first use
  • Machine wash on cold
  • Hang out to dry
  • Iron on cool heat
  • Do not bleach
  • Do not tumble dry
  • Do not dry clean
  • Keep away from heat or flames
  • Do not cover baby’s face or head with wrap, use under adult supervision and follow safe wrapping principles. See Red Nose Australia for safe wrapping guidelines.

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In the spirit of reconciliation, Amelia Lane would like to acknowledge the Aboriginal peoples who are the traditional custodians of the land on which we gather today. We would also like to pay respect to Elders both past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.