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Boys clothes 12-18 months to 2-3 yrs


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12-18 months:

Next beige long sleeved summer jacket, brand new unworn ?10

2-3 years:

Nike back tracksuit ?10

Next black padded jacket, no hood, autumn/winter, brand new unworn ?10

Baby Gap navy hooded jacket, quite light I'd say cooler summer or autumn days, brand new unworn ?10


Gruffalo PJs 2-3yrs ?8 brand new

Paddington bear PJs 2-3 yrs ?8 brand new

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