With its memorable scene in the hands of Gérard Jugnot, our little comforter would objectively deserve the Oscar for best film accessory!
A gentle smile, a unique hand-embroidered expression, and our rabbit comforter is ready to go on an adventure with your child again. Thanks to a rigorous selection of its raw materials, this comforter can keep your baby company from birth, even premature.
Soft to cuddle, easy to grasp by its ears, stimulating to look at with its pretty colors... This comforter is a real Swiss Army knife! And this is especially true thanks to its knots which, in addition to making it easier to grip, are often gnawed on to relieve teething pain, when they're not used as pacifier clips. Flat, it easily slips into a handbag for a stroll, or a small backpack for the first day of school. As for the bow tie, an essential French fashion detail, wouldn't it also be a good exercise for learning to tie knots? Childlike, without being too baby-oriented, this comforter, with its small plush toy look, will follow your toddler for many years...
The Margotte Tournicote rabbit comforter, the ideal companion for your child's first years...
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Colors: Body, lavender velvet / bow tie, retro floral cotton / right ear, mustard dandelion cotton / left ear, retro floral cotton.
Dimensions: Height, 34 cm - Width, 22 cm
Item eligible for the Doudouble operation, and for free lifetime repair.
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Our items are entirely made in France, in Lisieux (Normandy). They comply with CE standards and are in accordance with the medical recommendations of neonatology departments.
All our textiles are Oeko-Tex® 100 certified.
Origin of textiles: France, Italy, Germany.
Origin of padding: France.
Composition: Short pile velvet: 80% Cotton / 20% Polyester - Cotton fabric: 100% Cotton - Padding: 100% hypoallergenic and anti-mite Polyester.
Care instructions:
Wash at 30°, First wash separately.
To prevent colors from fading, be careful not to use bleaching detergent (or detergent containing optical brighteners).
Add white vinegar to the fabric softener compartment of your machine to preserve colors and maintain the softness of textiles if your water is hard.
Finally, you can put the comforter in the dryer for a few minutes at the end of drying to relax the velvet fibers and restore its full softness.