Bamboo Bubby now available in Malaysia & Singapore

Bamboo Bubby Bags can not only relieve the severity of infant and toddler eczema flare ups, but its unique design provides ultimate comfort and value.
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Bamboo Bubby Bags
NOW AVAILABLE
IN
MALAYSIA & SINGAPORE

 

Bamboo Bubby is excited to introduce our Malaysian stockist Babies Wishes Inc.

Babies Wishes have an online store using Facebook at:https://www.facebook.com/babieswishes
They have just put Bamboo Bubby up on their site and are currently taking Pre-orders while the bags are being sent to them.
You can also send an email to Anicia who runs the business at babieswishes@gmail.com for further information.

Anicia also runs a great Facebook Group called Babies Itch free Just skin deep away which you can ask to join to ask or read advice from other parents about your child's eczema issues.

Allow skin to heal

Allow skin to heal

The Bamboo Bubby Bag™ is the ideal product for healing baby eczema and breaking the itch-scratch cycle which is one of the most distressing factors for both you and your baby or child with eczema.
It's enclosed sleeve design and beautifully soft fabric will stop your baby from scratching during sleep times (or in the pram or car when it is also difficult to minimise scratching) allowing much needed healing to occur.
One size saves money

One size saves $$

Clever design grows with your baby
 
There are so many expenses when you have a baby, the last thing you need is to have to continually upgrade the sleeping bags as your baby grows – and they grow so quickly!
The Bamboo Bubby Bag™ is an innovative design with adjustable sleeves allowing it to fit your baby throughout their entire first 2+ years.
Use in all seasons

Use in all seasons

Made of extra soft 70% bamboo & 30% organic cotton interlock fabric, which along with many other benefits to sensitive skin, also consists of fibres that expand when warm to let skin breathe, and contract when cool to trap heat close to the body.
It will not only keep your baby's body temperature regulated and prevent additional itching from overheating but also keep them warm in the colder months.
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