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Cuddledry Kids Dress-Up Towel (12 Days of Xmas 2015)

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Cuddledry Cuddledeer towels
 

Win a Cuddledry Kids Dress-Up Towel worth £34.99

 
Day 3 of our 12 Days of Xmas 2015 giveaways series and we’re back with another of our favourite brands, also featured in previous competitions. Whenever anyone asks me what product I loved most as a baby, one that always comes to mind is the Cuddledry range of towels.

It’s such a simple but clever design – a towel that you wear like an apron, so that your hands are free to pick up your baby at bath time and wrap him up snugly. Cuddledry has won multiple awards for innovation and popularity, and continues to be a staple buy for new parents.

Creators Polly and Helen were featured on Dragon’s Dan and two of the Dragons offered them deals, but they chose to go it alone.

The Cuddledry towel range has expanded over the years to include products for toddlers and bigger kids. Cuddledry offers bamboo hair towel wraps, toddler bath and swim ponchos, SPF 50 factor beach robes, and baby care gift sets. They also sell some really cute dress-up towels that are sure to make bath time super fun for your little ones.

I love the Cuddlepony, the Cuddleroar (dinosaur) and the Cuddlemoo towels but I’ve totally fallen for the brand new addition to their range — the Cuddlepaw. Look at that gorgeous snow leopard print!

 
Cuddledry Cuddlepaw towel
 
And guess what? Every Cuddlepaw towel sold raises an extra £1 to help endangered snow leopards through the WWF (Worldwide Fund for Nature). Paws for a great cause.

And since it’s Christmas time, we’re also drawn to the Cuddledeer towel, perfect for dressing up as Rudolph or one of his pals. Here are some of the towel’s unique features:

made with natural bamboo fibre and pure cotton – silky soft, 60% more absorbent than pure cotton, with a natural antibacterial quality
stays soft after every wash
let their imagination go wild with ‘dress-up’ design to make bathtime fun
generous size to keep your little one wrapped up cosy and snug
cosy hood – superabsorbent bamboo to dry hair and keep warmth in
encourages imaginative play and lots of smiles!

The Cuddledeer and other dress-up towels retail at £34.99 and are suitable for walking age to 3 years. See the full range of products at www.cuddledry.com

 
Cuddledry Cuddledeer
 

Win a Cuddledry Kids Dress-Up Towel worth £34.99

 
Cuddledry is offering one Babes about Town reader the chance to win a Cuddledeer fawn-coloured towel in softest bamboo, great for Christmas or any time of year. A fab prize for your little Bambini!

Entry is simple via Rafflecopter form below. NB: Please reload the page if the form doesn’t show and if you still can’t see it, do give us a shout at info@babesabouttown.com. Good luck!
Good luck!

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12 Days of Xmas 2015

Every day from now until Christmas Eve, I’ll be giving away a fantastic new prize so don’t forget to subscribe, follow Babes about Town on Bloglovin or just keep coming back!

Competitions at ThePrizeFinder

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About Uju

Uju Asika is a writer, blogger and creative consultant. She is the author of Raising Boys Who Do Better: A Hopeful Guide for a New Generation (DK/Penguin Random House), Bringing Up Race: How to Raise a Kind Child in a Prejudiced World (Yellow Kite/Hachette UK) and the delightful picture book A World for Me and You, illustrated by Jennie Poh (Hachette Children's Group). Uju's books are available at Bookshop.org, Amazon, Waterstones and other good bookshops. Follow Uju @babesabouttown on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram.

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  84. Karen Hughes

    I love the Cuddledry Apron Towel Snow Leopard Print! Adorable, I’d love one for my granddaughter.

    Karen x

  91. Debbie Johnson

    I love these, ideal for fun bath times when my grandkids stay over at Nanna’s house…Thanks for the chance…xxx

  95. Christine Lockley

    I love the “Original Cuddledry® Baby Bath Towel” it makes the early days of having a baby and bathtimes seem easier and more manageable, one less thing to worry about = dropping the baby

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