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Brio Toddler Wobbler with blocks - ?15

Kez

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Hi,


I'm selling a red Brio toddler wobbler with wooden blocks. It was great for my twins from 9-36 months, but they've outgrown it now. It was an attractive and useful aid when they were learning to walk, but both my son and daughter also played with it for a long time thereafter. The wagon and blocks are in good working order, but have a few scratches and marks as you would expect. All parts are present, clean and packed in the original box. Please see images attached.


Price GBP 15.


Collection from near Denmark Hill Station.

Please PM me if you're interested.

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