Crib for a new born baby_SnuzPod with a sealed mattress.

By SEfamily
July 31, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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SEfamily

Posted July 31, 2016

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Posted July 31, 2016

Hi, Now our baby is too old to use this lovely Crib.

We searched a lot to find a right crib for our new born baby and found this one "SnuzPod".

This was a great piece! It was such easy to breastfeed at night as our baby could sleep just next to me and to calm my baby down with light rocking. You can also move the top bit to where you are conveniently. We were thinking to keep it for baby No. 2, but you don't have a near plan, so decided to give up this lovely piece for storage reason. It is 6 month used and we didn't remove the plastic package of the mattress and covered it with a bedding as well, so you can use is just like a new one.

Please see the attached files for images of the crib and official information. You can also google the product for more details.

The price is ?150 inc the mattress.

Thank you.

Best,

Heena (07984345907)

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