The floor is where most of the day happens before they walk. This is the layer between the baby and it.Nigiri, maki, smiling onigiri — the food-print toddler favorite. The Sushi muslin quilt is four layers of Tanboocel® Bamboo Viscose and cotton muslin, lightly quilted through and reversible. It measures 47 by 47 inches — wide enough to be a real tummy-time mat on a hard floor, not a token square that rucks up the moment they push against it. Material. Four layers of Tanboocel® Bamboo Viscose blended with cotton and woven into open-weave muslin. Tanboocel® is a branded bamboo viscose made through a closed-loop process — third-party verified, with a lower water and chemical footprint than the generic bamboo rayon most brands quietly label "bamboo." Four layers give it weight and drape without making it warm; the open weave keeps air moving through it. The print. Mint-seafoam green ground with nigiri sushi (salmon, tuna), maki rolls, shrimp tempura, smiling onigiri rice triangles, wasabi. Where it earns its keep. Tummy time on a hardwood floor. Under the play gym. Over the legs in a stroller on a cool morning. Spread on the grass at a park, or over a lap during a feed. Light enough for a warm afternoon, layerable when it turns. A note on the crib. This is not crib bedding, and we would rather say so than sell one more blanket. The American Academy of Pediatrics is direct about it: babies do not need blankets when they sleep, and a blanket in the crib can cause overheating or suffocation. Keep the crib bare and put the warmth on the baby — a wearable sleep bag does that job. The quilt is for the floor, the stroller, and your lap. It outlasts the baby stage. Four layers of muslin soften with every wash rather than wearing thin, so the quilt that started as a tummy-time mat is usually still around as a couch blanket years later. Care. Machine wash cold and tumble dry low. Don't bleach; iron on low only if you need to. Tanboocel® takes the dryer better than bamboo rayon, with less pilling and shrinkage over time. Safety & certification. Tested to CPSC, CPSIA, and ASTM standards. The material is certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100, and Loulou Lollipop is a Certified B Corporation. Common questions Can it go in the crib? No. Loose blankets do not belong in a crib with a baby — the American Academy of Pediatrics is direct about it: babies do not need blankets when they sleep, and a blanket can cause overheating or suffocation. This is a floor, stroller, and lap blanket. For sleep, use a wearable sleep bag. How big is it? 47 by 47 inches — big enough to be a tummy-time mat on a hard floor now, and still a lap blanket at four. How do I wash it? Machine wash cold and tumble dry low. Don't bleach. Four layers of muslin come out of the dryer softer than they went in, and keep softening for months. Is it reversible? Yes. It's lightly quilted through all four layers and printed to be used either way up. Designed in Canada. Loulou Lollipop launched in Vancouver in 2014 with one swaddle and one teether.
