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Loved clothes last. We want to help you get the best from your Woollykins for years to come.
Nappies
We love Disana's cloth nappy system. 100% organic and plastic-free for natural, toxic-free nappying. We used the Disana system for all three of our babies.
Boxes of Fun!
New deliveries full of wonderful woollies from Germany are always met with excitement in our house. My 4 year old son is self-appointed chief-box-opener, when all the boxes are opened he then sets about working out how we can best use the box.
Last time it became a dinosaur. But this latest box has provided so much fun I just had to share it here. Using the wonderful Makedo pins and hinges (a brilliant invention by some fellow Melbournians) we transformed the huge box into a child size play house complete with windows, curtains, cat/mouse flap, chimney and roof trap-door.
So far it has provided hours of entertainment and there are always new renovations going on. Forget toys, this is much more fun!
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