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bugaboo stardust travel cot dimensions

bugaboo stardust travel cot dimensions Bugaboo Stardust

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bugaboo stardust travel cot dimensions Bugaboo StardustBedtime & Playtime made easy Sleeping and playing are an essential part of your childs development. That's why we created a play yard that can make both naptime and playtime easier and more fun, for you and your baby. The Bugaboo Stardust Play Yard combines unique aerospace technology and smart design to offer you an all in one, ultra comfortable play yard that you can use at home or on the go. Easy 1 second unfoldyou can open the play yard easily for

Bedtime & Playtime made easy

Sleeping and playing are an essential part of your child’s development. That's why we created a play yard that can make both naptime and playtime easier and more fun, for you and your baby. The Bugaboo Stardust Play Yard combines unique aerospace technology and smart design to offer you an all-in-one, ultra-comfortable play yard that you can use at home or on the go.

Easy 1-second unfold—you can open the play yard easily for naptime or playtime, and go back to tidying up the house, working, or enjoying the day, just as quickly as it unfolds.

Built-in comfort and all-in-one design

The Bugaboo Stardust Play Yard has a unique design means it stays in one piece, even with the mattress in it. Wherever you are, it requires no assembly, no special techniques–you can pop it open easily for naptime or playtime.

The lightweight multi-layered mattress gives comfort and support to your child. It’s all about more restful sleep for your baby, longer afternoon naps–and more time for yourself. Surrounded by a lightweight mesh all around, it creates optimal airflow and breathability. The pop-up play yard also comes with a zip-in bassinet for newborns and younger babies.

Key features

  • Bugaboo Stardust Play Yard
  • Easy 1-second unfold
  • Folds with mattress in it (when used without the newborn insert)
  • Includes a zip-in bassinet to let you lift your newborn in and out without bending over
  • Easy to fold in 3 simple steps
  • Great for both experienced and first-time parents
  • Comfortable built-in mattress included
  • Compliant with the latest safety standards
  • All-around mesh panels for optimal breathability
  • Fabrics are easy to wipe clean with a damp cloth
  • Compact size, for easy storage at home or on the go
  • Premium carry bag included
  • Suitable for children up to 2 years old (up to 33lbs or 35'' tall)
  • Compatible with the Bugaboo Stardust fitted mattress cover

Materials & care

  • Machine washable at 86ºF
  • Easy to wipe clean with a damp cloth
  • Mesh panels all-around
  • Chemical-free fabrics (following REACH regulations)

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