Bambino Mio Flip 6-12 months
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Bambino Mio Flip 6-12 months
With the Flip nappy from British manufacturer Bambino Mio, your little one will be able to enjoy carefree water fun in the pool, by the pond and on holiday by the sea. These swim briefs have an inner waterproof layer that doesn't let any water in around the legs and waist, so they don't bulk up or gain weight in the water. The impermeable layer prevents accidents. The reusable swimsuit is lightweight and made of soft, stretchy hypoallergenic materials for maximum comfort. They are equipped with elasticated waistband and legs, so they fit well and prevent possible leakage of stool. Bambino Mio Flip panties are easy to put on and take off and are machine washable. They come in size M, are suitable for children weighing 7-9 kg and are yellow with a print of water animals.
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7-9 kg
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Key Features of Bambino Mio Flip Diapers 6-12 months
- Reusable bathing briefs for children aged 6-12 months
- For carefree swimming in the pool, pond and sea
- Inner waterproof layer does not let any water in
- They do not increase in volume or gain weight in water
- Impermeable layer prevents accidents
- Elasticated waist and leg band prevents leakage of stool
- Lightweight and comfortable, made of flexible hypoallergenic materials
- Easy to dress and undress
- Bambino Mio Flip Panties are machine washable
- Size M is designed for a weight of 7-9 kg
- Yellow colour with print of water animals
Materials and technology
- Inner impermeable waterproof layer ensures that the panties do not increase their volume in water
- Impermeable layer to prevent accidents
- Pleasant flexible material
- Hypoallergenic, also suitable for children with sensitive skin
Certification
Certified to OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 21. HTR.82358.
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Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
