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FS : GRACO Contour Electra Travel Cot in Beige colour EC ?50


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Practical and comfortable travel cot with vibration features to soothe your baby. Perfect for use at home or while travelling.


Travel cot features:

2 speed bassinet mattress can vibrate gently to soothe the baby .

Nightlight and music with timer, removable changing table and toy bar.

Seven feet for perfect stability.

Quick and easy set up and fold away.

4 mesh side so you can keep an eye on your little one and also great for ventilation.

2 wheels for easy maneuverability.

Features a bassinette level for younger babies.

Removable mattress included.

Removable cot top changer included.

Carry bag included for easy of transportation.

General information:

Batteries required 1 x D (not included) plus .

Size H104, L73, W91cm.

Folds for storage - folded size L85, W23, D23cm.

Weight 14kg.

Suitable from birth to 3 years.

Suitable for babies up to 15kg.


Excellent condition.

Comes from a pet and smoke free home.

Collection @ East Dulwich Road

Original price ?119. Selling for ?50

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