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Coocoose® baby bathing apron

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Coocoose® baby bathing apron

Coochi design beautiful, eco-friendly luxurious pure cotton products for your baby and toddler.

Irresistibly soft, pure cotton baby bath towel – apron style to free your hands for safer, happier bathtimes. A unique design that fastens at the neck and waist, as recommended by midwives.

A Mother and Baby magazine Best Bathroom Buy

The highly acclaimed Coocoose® is a baby towel you wear as an apron leaving your hands free to bath and cuddle dry your baby or toddler more safely. The answer to those tricky bathtimes with your slippery baby!

A unique design that fastens behind your back, the Coocoose® is a perfect gift for new mums.


As recommended by - Mother and Baby; Pregnancy Baby and You; Practical Parenting; I'm Pregnant! and the Sunday Express "S" magazine

The Coocoose® baby bathing apron - perfect to cuddle your baby dry.

  • Makes bathtime more enjoyable and relaxed, and if you are less stressed so is your baby
  • Immediate body contact makes your baby feel more secure than if they're laid on the floor or a mat
  • You can concentrate completely on your baby, rather than searching around for a towel
  • Both your hands are free to care more safely for your baby
  • Health professionals recognise that losing temperature is a concern for newborns. Because it drapes against your body, the Coocoose is pre-warmed by you and allows you to wrap your baby quickly as soon as you lift them out of the water. There is even a hood for top to toe warmth!
  • At 1.4m wide, the Coocoose® can be used at every stage of your baby's development, from the very first sponge bath right through to toddlers and beyond

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 November, 2007.

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