Flexi Bib - Woody Brown Pants certified by the Canadian Podiatric

Name: Flexi Bib - Woody Brown Pants certified by the Canadian Podiatric
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 82926862166
Price: 24.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6597 (11 reviews)

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Flexi Bib Woody Brown Pants certified by the Canadian Podiatric certified by the Canadian Podiatric Medical Association to help your baby’s feet grow healthier Check out this style 100% Compliant to European Safety Standards * Uniquely designed belts are fastened at the lower back of your baby instead of the neck* It does not travel around the neck* It does not discomfort the baby’s neck* It prevents feeding interruption* It is a compact design* You can adjust the bib to your growing baby size with its adjustable side belts* Grabbing any falling food out of the pocket improves baby’s motor skills * Hand wash in warm

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