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SOLD ? Baby carrier Beco Butterfly 2 ?35


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Excellent condition! We've only ever used it a handful of times.

(RRP ?75-80)


Collection from Forest Hill or can post for an additional ?5.

Thanks for looking!


Product information (from Amazon)

? Comfortably carry your baby in front in the Beco Butterfly, or easily wear your baby on your back. Great for newborns all the way up to 45 pounds.

? Not bulky like the Ergo or frame carriers, the slim-fitting Beco enables you get your baby on your back as easily as slipping on a backpack.

? Padded waistband and shoulder straps provide luxurious comfort. Two-shouldered support is ergonomically superior to one-shouldered carriers.

? The Beco Butterfly has a handy removable sleeping hood to support a head of a napping child. It can be also used as protection from sun, rain or snow, although it is not waterproof. The sleeping hood is stored in a pocket on the waist belt, and can be used in front and back carry.






 

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