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from: Cloud b
Amazon.com's Price: $18.00 Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 2 to 3 months
Binding: Baby Product
Brand: Cloud b
EAN: 0872354007109
Label: Cloud b
Manufacturer: Cloud b
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 12 months
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 1 months
Model: 7121-BS
Publisher: Cloud b
Release Date: June 12, 2006
Sales Rank: 1288
Studio: Cloud b
Features:- 100% Combed, ribbed cotton with satin trim
- Super absorbant material
- Comes with a cute plush with a quite rattle
- Elegant Sweater Saver
- LullaWrap; Swaddle;Cloud b; Blanket; Newborn
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Product Description:
A set of three spill cloths/burp cloths in 100% combed, ribbed cotton with satin trim. Great sweater savers for mom and dad - and look good while you're being 'spilled' on. The spill cloth set includes your choice of plush baby Sleep Sheep and Friends. Choose from baby Sleep Sheep, baby Lavender Lab, or baby Twilight Turtle to make this set the perfect gift for Mom and Baby.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - Adorable Baby Gift
This adorable and expensive looking little set makes the perfect baby gift. The sheep and burp cloths are very soft and plush, perfect for a baby's soft skin. It is a little small though so if giving as a gift I would probably add another little toy to go along with it.
Rating: - Sheep Rattle and Spill Cloths
The soft and quiet rattle helps my 5 month old sleep every night. She loves to touch it as she falls asleep. The spill cloths are top quality for absorbtion.
Rating:  - Great lil gift
It was a bit smaller than I expected, but I'm sure there were measurements, consumer error. The sheep is so cute and the burp cloths are well made and so soft. Great baby shower gift, my sister loved it!
Rating: - Gift Recipient Loved It!
I purchased this for an expectant 28 year old mom & dad, who loved it. They have already begun using it - playing the sounds to her stomach! Hopefully the baby will also love it, but the parents were thrilled! I felt like a smart and thoughtful gift-giver when I heard the response to this sheep!
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