Daisy Flower Rug

Handwoven Wool and Viscose

Place the carpet in Baby’s favourite play area, so that every time they take a tumble, it will cushion blows.

Vacuum twice a month: Vacuuming new wool carpets at least twice a month will keep your rug from shedding. After a few months, the shedding will reduce. You can only vacuum a wool rug with a vacuum cleaner designed for wool carpets, so that the fibre doesn’t get stuck.


Clean the underside: Vacuum the underside of the rug every two months or so to remove dust and grime that has travelled through the fibres.

Get rid of liquid stains: To remove liquid stains, use a gentle, dry cloth to blot the spill. If the liquid leaves a stain on the carpet, you can remove it with a spot remover. In a cup filled with cold water, dissolve a little amount of dishwashing detergent. Use sponge and soap to gently remove the remaining stain, then wipe the area with a dry cloth.

Have it professionally cleaned: It is recommended to get your wool rug professionally cleaned about once each year, depending on how often you use it.

ENCOURAGES EXPLORATIONS
The cosy carpet will become Baby’s favourite spot in no time, and encourage them to grow here!

SAFETY FIRST
Baby will start crawling, tumbling and walking around the home. A soft carpet makes sure they’re protected against inevitable falls, and the fabric will feel comfortable against their knees.

GOOD-BYE ALLERGIES
A deep pile carpet will trap allergens and dust in the material, which can prevent them from circulating across a room!

MORE QUIET TIME
A noisy house makes it difficult for Baby to self-settle or stay asleep. Laying down a carpet provides for greater sound insulation, which makes sure they get the deepest sleep.