Here’s where every little Green Baby learns how to sleep through the night. The Eco Crib is made from recyclable heavy-duty fire retardant carboard. Its got a fun funky look and breaks down flat for easy travelling.
£27.00 at mothercare
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September 12th, 2006 00:44
uhm…I am a little confused! How can the words ‘cardboard’, ‘fire-retardant’ and ‘crib’ be in the same sentence! Is that not what we should be getting away from??? Do you really want your child sleeping in that?
March 20th, 2007 04:47
I agree completely with the first comment made..uhm…I am a little confused! How can the words ‘cardboard’, ‘fire-retardant’ and ‘crib’ be in the same sentence! Is that not what we should be getting away from??? Do you really want your child sleeping in that?
FR chemicals are horrible, and if being used have no place on this website. If it is “naturally” FR, then that needs to be clarified.