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Liewood Quilted Lyla Play Blanket - Sunset/Pale Tuscany
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Liewood Quilted Lyla Play Blanket - Dino Whale Blue
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Konges Slojd Organic Cotton Baby Quilt - Kubi Dinosaur
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Liewood Adonna Transportable Activity Blanket - Road Map/Sandy
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Liewood Verner Wall Blanket - Horse/Dark Rosetta
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Lorena Canals Washable Knit Blanket - ABC
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Nobodinoz Leopard Quilted Blanket
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Nobodinoz Tulip Quilted Blanket
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Lorena Canals Baby Blanket - Bubbly (4 Colours Available)
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Organic Cotton Knit Blanket by Vild House of Little
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Organic Cotton Knit Blanket in Navy by Vild House of Little
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Avery Row Plait Knit Baby Blanket - Pine Green
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Avery Row Embroidered Fleece Blanket - Bunnies
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Avery Row Stripe Knit Blanket - Oat Melange
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Avery Row Printed Reversible Blanket - Wild Chamomile/Daisy Meadow
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Avery Row Embroidered Muslin Blanket - Wild Chamomile
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What is the safest material for baby blankets?
The safest materials for a baby blanket are natural fabrics like organic cotton or bamboo. These organic materials are less likely to cause any irritation or skin issues due to their hypoallergenic nature. Fabrics that are labelled as organic or hypoallergenic are generally the safest choice of material for baby blankets.
What is the best natural wool for baby blankets?
The best natural wool for baby blankets is Merino wool. The fibres of Merino wool are extra soft, light and warm, making it the most luxurious option if you're looking for a cosy baby blanket that's soft against your baby's delicate skin and guaranteed to keep your baby warm.
At what age should a baby sleep with a blanket?
Although there is no official age stated for when it is safe for a baby to sleep with a blanket, most medical experts state that babies should not sleep with a loose blanket until after 12 months of age. Soft bedding that is loose in a crib can pose danger to your baby, therefore it is recommended that you swaddle your baby or use a sleeping bag instead of a blanket up until they are 12-18 months or older.