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Close-up of the bunny's embroidered face, velour and bow, with small fingertips resting on it

The feel of it

Softness you can almost feel.

Organic cotton velour.
Embroidered face details
Plant-based filling.
Made for very small hands.

Anatomy of the Classic Maud N Lil Comforter

Every part is there for a reason.

The pink Classic bunny comforter laid flat on warm white cotton

Ears

Ears designed to be held

Long, soft and easy to grab. The first thing little fingers find in the dark, and the part most often carried around.

Embroidered face

Stitched on for safety

A calm, sweet face embroidered straight into the velour. No choking hazards - smooth and gentle against cheeks.

Ribbon Bow

A finishing touch

A soft cotton ribbon bow stitched down at the neck. Washable and EN71 safe.

Floppy body

Floppy, lightly filled body

Flat and lightweight, breathable so safe in the cot at sleep time from 7 months. No hard bumpy bits.

Filled head and feet

A little weight where it counts

Gently filled with plant-based, breathable, natural and non-GMO corn fibre at the head and feet. Soft and cuddly

Fabric

100% GOTS certified organic cotton

Soft organic cotton velour - a soft velvet texture. Washable at 40°c so snuggly that babies choose it themselves.

Hidden Dummy Clip

The paw that has a little secret

A scratch free but firm Velcro pacifier/ dummy holder built into the paw keeps the dummy close, so it’s never lost in the cot in the middle of the night.

Where it began

1993. Our first organic cotton comforter was made for the Greenpeace Christmas catalogue. It sold out.

Two friends, Manda and Vicki, started Maud N Lil in 1993. Thirty years on, we still make every bunny from certified organic cotton, made to be loved, not landfilled.

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