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Standard Changing Mat - Welcome Baby Unisex Print
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£19.99
Gender-Neutral Baby Shower Gift
Welcome Baby is the latest print to join our expanding collection of stylish unisex baby changing mats. The print has a stork with a baby bear on his back carrying a banner which says "welcome baby". The changing mat is mostly made up of a light mushroom brown colour, making it a great option for a neutral nursery theme.
How our baby unisex baby changing mats are made
Our Bobbin and Bumble changing mats are great for your tabletop changers in your nursery or for use around the house. Made in the UK our changing mats are padded with foam so that the baby feels comfortable and supported during a nappy change. They are covered with a non-toxic PVC so as well as being wipeable and waterproof you have peace of mind that they are free of any harsh chemicals and safe for your baby.
Explore Our Unisex Changing Mats and Highchair Accessories
Complete your nursery with the matching Welcome Baby Wedge Changing Mat, designed with raised sides for support. We also have this print in our PVC Basket Liner. Don’t forget to browse our full Unisex Collection, for more stylish gender-neutral designs for baby-changing mats and IKEA Highchair Accessories.
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