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FS: Mamas & Papas carrycot for the Armadillo Flip range ?20!


Sally81

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If anyone is thinking of buying any of the pushchairs in the Armadillo range from Mamas and Papas, I have a lovely teal carrycot that we have used for about 9 weeks. They cost ?150 new and I don't want mine to go to waste. It's nice to have the carrycot for a newborn but it's an extra Expense. Will let mine go much cheaper. I have this one in teal. Will post an actual pic of mine tomorrow too. It's like new.

http://www.very.co.uk/mamas-papas-armadillo-flip-carrycot/1458094823.prd?sku=sku16537859&aff=google&affsrc=acquisition&cm_mmc=google-_-PLA+-+Child+%26+Baby-_-Child+%26+Baby+-+Pushchairs-_-_85148919658&k_clickid=2624ca8e-beb7-4e9e-9bc3-0513212a2290&gclid=CNXzzcfbrsgCFcOv2wod3PICHQ&kpid=16537859

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