This pram chain is a great piece of pram decoration to delight small children. The pram chain consists of two little ships, two fish and various little balls in different colours.
Attach the chain to the hood of the pram, pushchair or car seat using the two plastic rings (which are of course free from BPA, phthalates, PFOA and PFOS) in order to stimulate your child's senses. The pram chain works in the same way as a mobile and will make a walk or snuggle time in the pram or car seat enjoyable.

Match the pram chain with some of the other products from the Seven Seas collection. The Seven Seas print is about life at sea. It focuses on ships and sea creatures – on adventures on the waves with the mythological Kraken and exciting messages in bottles. You will find surging oceans with ferries, frigates, schooners, fishing boats, sailing boats and cruise ships navigating between buoys, seagulls, lighthouses and reefs.

The pram chain meets the applicable safety requirements for cords intended to span cribs, cots, prams etc. The safety communication for this product has been rolled up by the logo at the centre of the pram chain.

WARNING! In order to avoid injury, the toy should be removed when children start to try to get up on all fours in a crawling position, as children may otherwise become entangled in the toy.

Recommended age 0+.
Tested and approved in accordance with EN71-1, EN71-2 and EN71-3 – the European Toy Safety Directive.
Labelling: CE.
Washing instructions: Machine washable on a gentle cycle at 30 degrees.

Warning. Keep away from fire.

About organic cotton
The yarn in this product is made from organic cotton – a choice made to reduce the product's environmental footprint. A lot of the environmental impact associated with cotton production can be reduced or eliminated by growing organic cotton.

About recycled polyester filling
The filling is made from 100% recycled polyester from plastic bottles which have been collected and cleaned, after which they are shredded, re-melted and turned into new, recycled fibres. The plastic bottles are thereby given new life instead of just ending up as waste.