Beautiful condition Mothercare Moses basket and Chicco crib

By aoife1
August 12, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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aoife1

Posted August 12, 2016

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Posted August 12, 2016

Collection Dulwich Village or local delivery.

Moses basket: excellent condition.

Strong and sturdy with retractable hood

Included Natural wooden stand, coverlet and PVC/foam mattress.

also can include 2 x cotton fitted sheets, if required.

Basket was ?64.99 and stand was ?35 asking for ?35 the lot!!

Chicco Next 2 Me Bedside Crib - excellent condition

Easy to attach or remove from parents' bed using the 2 fastening straps provided

Assembled Dimensions: W93xD69xH66/81cm

Weight: 9kg

Maximum adjustability ? Next 2 Me can be adjusted up to 6 different heights and it can also be used inclined to help with baby's congestion and reflux.

Really great crib with little use as baby moved to own room very early.

Excellent condition!! Includes mattress fitting straps also can include 2 x flat & 2 x fitted sheets for mattress.

Bought for ?165 asking for ?80.

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