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New Baby Girl Gift Set with Cotton Essentials & Flopsy Bunny Rattle | Tiny Welcome
New Baby Girl Gift Set with Cotton Essentials & Flopsy Bunny Rattle | Tiny Welcome
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This New Baby Girl Gift Set is a hand-curated collection for a little one or baby shower present, by Tiny Welcome. The set features an illustrated keepsake suitcase filled with selected essentials for babies, including a Flopsy Bunny™ bean rattle (suitable from birth, by Rainbow Designs), cotton layette clothing set (3-6 months), and bath-time accessories. Designed for newborn, baby shower or maternity leave gifts.
The keepsake suitcase is designed with classic Beatrix Potter storybook artwork and can be used long after baby has outgrown the contents - for storing baby cards, photos, first shoes, and other small nursery items.
What's Included:
- Illustrated keepsake suitcase by Robert Frederick (25 cm W x 18 cm D x 8.5 cm H)
- Soft, plush bean rattle, suitable from birth (Flopsy Bunny licensed character by Rainbow Designs) 21 cm H
- 5-piece layette clothing gift set (sleepsuit, bodysuit, hat, bib and mittens - (100% cotton, 3-6 months)
- Muslin cloth (100% cotton)
- Soft baby brush and comb set
- Two mini wash cloths for bath time
Dispatches same working day if ordered before noon, otherwise next working day. Free Royal Mail Tracked 48 delivery on orders over £35.
Every order includes our signature "Dream Big Little One" gifting postcard.
Sending directly to the recipient? We can handwrite your message to add a personal touch.
Please note: This is a curated gift by Tiny Welcome. We are an independent retailer and are not affiliated with or endorsed by Beatrix Potter, Frederick Warne & Co, Robert Frederick, or Rainbow Designs. All branded items are sourced through authorised distribution channels.
Safety: Always supervise babies & young children when using toys and comforters. The keepsake suitcase is not suitable for children under 36 months. Remove and discard all packaging materials before use. Packaging is not a toy.
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