Rocking Horse Receiving Blanket

Nothing in Nellapima's catalogue listing or this blanket's own description publishes a TOG rating, an unweighted-product statement, or any safe-sleep design language; the product is marketed broadly for swaddling, cuddling, stroller rides and tummy time with no safe-sleep guidance at all.

The blanket is stated to be 100% Peruvian Pima cotton, a specific fibre claim, but no certifying body, organic status, or percentage breakdown beyond the single fibre type is published, and no breathability testing or method is given.

The blanket itself is described only as CPSIA compliant and CPSC-lab tested; no GOTS or OEKO-TEX certification is claimed for this finished garment and no certificate number, method, or result accompanies the compliance claim.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database, spanning 1973 to 2026, and found no record of Nellapima in any role. The corpus is shown to cover comparable product classes like cribs and strollers, confirming the clean result is real rather than a missed search.

Nellapima states its children's products comply with CPSIA requirements and are tested in CPSC-accepted third-party laboratories when required, with no specific lab name or certificate number given.

The blanket is not marketed as wrinkle-resistant, non-iron or stain/water-repellent, but there is no explicit no-treatment declaration either; care instructions mention ironing on low heat if necessary, which only gestures at the fabric's natural state without confirming the absence of a finish.

Nellapima publishes that every garment is made in Peru with a Certificate of Origin on each export, but no materials breakdown beyond "Pima cotton," no warranty terms, and no spare-parts or repair route are published for this blanket.

This receiving blanket has no snaps, zips or other hardware, but it does carry a named Rocking Horse print, and nothing published says whether that print is woven-in, dyed, or an applied screen print, nor anything about the inks or chemistry used.