Snuzpod co-sleeper for sale

By Macsen
May 3, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Macsen

Posted May 3, 2017

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Posted May 3, 2017

Sold, STC: Snuzpod safe co-sleeper cot

Price: ?70; colour: natural.

This is an absolutely super little cot for your newborn. Ours turned 6 months recently and has just about outgrown it. She?s the only user to date.

The great advantage of this cot is that your baby is at the same height as you and can see, hear and smell you. It?s totally safe as you are separated by a sturdy mesh, but easy to reach out and pick up the little one by undoing the velcro attachments and dropping the barrier.

The Snuzpod itself has a lovely design and is really sturdily built. It looks great next to your bed.

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