



Maileg, Sleepy Wakey Baby Mouse in Matchbox - Blue, 2025 Edition
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Night night — and good morning! The Maileg Sleepy Wakey Baby Mouse in Matchbox in Blue is a beloved Maileg classic, beautifully updated for 2025 with fresh new details and the most irresistible double-sided face — sleepy on one side, bright-eyed and ready to play on the other.
Dressed in a cosy spotted suit with a blue bow and nestled into his soft patterned matchbox bed, this tiny baby mouse is everything that makes Maileg so extraordinary — the story of a whole day contained in the smallest, most perfectly crafted piece imaginable. A wonderful gift for babies, children and collectors.
Match with the Maileg Playpen Micro and Cradle Cot - My Blue Mint for a full nursery scene.
- 2025 edition Sleepy Wakey Baby Mouse in illustrated matchbox bed
- Double-sided face — sleepy one side, wakey the other
- Dressed in cosy spotted suit with blue bow
- Soft patterned bedding included
- Cotton outer construction
- A perfect Maileg gift for babies and collectors
ABOUT MAILEG
Founded in Denmark in 1999 by Dorthe and Erik Mailil, Maileg is a beloved Danish brand celebrated for its enchanting handcrafted mice, bunnies and miniature worlds. Pronounced "My-Lye", each Maileg piece is a limited release designed to spark imagination and become a treasured heirloom — beautifully made, endlessly charming, and loved for generations.
Mouse measures 10cm in length.
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