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Phil & Ted Sport Double Buggy. Includes all accessories: newborn insert, toddler back seat, rain cover, toddler front bar.


Bought from this forum so this is 3rd hand and looks worn (newborn insert OTH is in near new condition), but it's still got plenty of life in it and is a great buggy. I used it for a few months only when I had my 2nd DD so would be perfect for similar use. The underside of the shopping basked is torn but the inside is fine and you never see the underside anyway. More photos in replies below.


Only ?50.


IKEA Basic Changing Table, with all accessories: side bin, bins for nappies, wipes etc plus changing mat with 2 covers (1 red, 1 blue). Storage boxes and toys in photo not included!!


All that - ?15


Pick-up from Herne Hill. Delivery possible depending on time and location!

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