Wooden Rainmaker
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$54.95 AUD - Regular price
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- Sale price
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$54.95 AUD
Description
A sensory experience that mixes fun with education in a classic and simple design!
Your child will love turning the tower upside down and watching the colourful balls cascading down, listening to the gentle patter of rain...
- All materials used are child-safe and non-toxic.
- Encourage and promote eye hand coordination and fine motor skills.
- Stimulate child's senses and explore the concept of gravity
- Item size: 21.5*13.2*13.5cm
- Suitable for children & toddlers aged from 12 Months+
1. Shipping Information
Shipping within Australia:
Orders $0-$45
- Standard $9.00
- Express $13.00
Orders $45+
- Standard $15.00
- Express $20.00
Additional shipping fees may be charged on combined orders.
Local Pickup
Pickup from our premises in Perth, Western Australia is available via arrangement.
Please contact us to arrange a time for collection.
2. Returns Information
We have a 7-day return policy, which means you have 7 days after receiving your item to request a return, which can be done by email to: morphing.nas@outlook.com
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Our values
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HANDMADE ITEMS
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SAVING OUR PLANET
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REUSABLE PRODUCTS
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FAMILY LED BUSINESS
FAQs
Why should I use cloth?
Here are some quick facts.
- 3.75 million disposable nappies are used every day in Australia and New Zealand alone.
- The average baby needs 6570 nappies* from birth to toilet training (That is a lot of nappy changes!)
- In one city in Australia, the last kerbside audit of household waste showed that 6.1 percent of this cities waste was nappies.
- Disposable nappies take up to 500 years to degrade.
- A 24-27 pack of cloth nappies will cost between $240 and $945. Disposables, on average, will cost $3278.08
Are you cruelty-free and vegan?
Absolutely. All of our products are free of animal testing and mostly vegan. That is a key criteria in anything being sold on the site. Many of our products are approved by PETA, Leaping Bunny, Certified Cruelty Free, NATRUE or the Vegan Society.
Can you put cloth nappies in the washing machine?
Yes and before you use new cloth nappies, you'll need to wash them. Like towels, nappies aren't very absorbent when they're brand new. Put them in your machine with a small amount of detergent and run through two full washes.
How do i wash my dirty nappies?
- Step 1: Remove solids. Drop poo in the loo and store the used cloth nappy in a dry pail.
- Step 2: Pre-wash cycle. Run a pre-wash cycle 40-60 degrees with detergent every 1-2 days. ...
- Step 3: Main-wash cycle. ...
- Step 4: Hang to dry.
More of what our raving community has to say!
Amy BattersbieI am so pleased with the 5 star service Natalia and her team provide. She goes above and beyond to order what I need. Natalia has really morphed my mind for the better using reusable products. The new Bella collection has blown my mind. Especially the nappies, my girl can sleep through the night with no leaks. Just amazing!!Really looking forward to more prints that will get released so I can purchase more from the Bella collection. Thankyou so much Nat and team.
Renee LaughtonAbsolutely amazing! Am definitely going to be ordering more when my bank account allows me
Marie-Claire Doren BrevisI love morphing products, especially the inspiring messages on the shirts
Jessica Lawless-RodgerHer customer service is excellent and she is always happy to help answer any queries. Shipping is quick and in eco friendly/zero waste packaging, with an extra 'thank you' gift included.