BABEYER Breastmilk Cooler Bag with Ice Pack Fits 6 Baby Bottles Up to 9 Ounce, Baby Bottle Bag with Shoulder Strap for Nursing Mom Daycare, Cream
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BABEYER Breastmilk Cooler Bag with Ice Pack Fits 6 Baby Bottles Up to 9 Ounce, Baby Bottle Bag with Shoulder Strap for Nursing Mom Daycare, Cream
- Large Capacity：Breastmilk Cooler Bag comes with an ice pack that can place up to 6 up to 9 ounce baby bottles. Size of baby bottle bag L9" X W7.3"X H9"
- Great Insulation：Baby bottles tote bag has a great insulated lining that will maintain the temperature constant, keep the milk cooler for up to 8 hours. Baby cooler bag can keep the breastmilk both cold or warm according to your need
- More Practical: Breastmilk cooler bag have detachable buckle top handle that you can put it in the stroller easily. Come with an adjustable shoulder straps ( 28 - 57 inches) makes the baby cooler bag easier to carry. Except for storing breastmilk, baby cooler bag can as a lunch bag to store refrigerate fruits, lunch or other foods
- High Quality：BABEYER Baby bottle bag is made of high Polyester dirt-proof fabric, and durable smooth mental zipper. The lining of the cooler bottle bag are waterproof and wipeable. The side pocket can put some useful items, like phones, keys and so on
- Satisfied Service: BABEYER breastmilk cooler bag provide customers with half-year warranty service, it's also a best gift for breastfeeding moms
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