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For Sale: bag of great baby toys & baby bottles

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Ideal toys for newborns onwards, great for development, distraction / entertainment.

All in very good condition from pet & smoke-free home, selling as a bundle for just ?15. Collection from SE22.



- Tiny Love cot / playmat display with black & white and colour pictures


- ELC Blossom Farm cuddly sheep with rattle, teething rings, mirror


- ELC Blossom Farm inflatable baby nest / sitting ring - aids sitting up


- 2 fabric buggy books, one Blossom Farm with finger puppets


- Mothercare hanging toy elephant with rattle & teething ring GONE


- Lamaze doll with teething rings & rattle GONE


- set of 3 Vulli Sophie le Girafe balls - can be used in different configurations


- Manhatttan baby toy GONE


- teething toy


- hanging monkey toy with teething rings GONE


- Pink bumbo seat ?7 (some fading in places from baby wipes, otherwise good condition). GONE



Bottles - 2 great brands for trying mixed feeding / weaning (both anti colic), excellent condition, not much used.

?7 for all


- small Nuk bottle with slow flow teat & 2 fast flow teats


- small Mam bottle (green) with 4 slow & fast flow teats

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