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For sale: birthpool in a box, tens machine, close cabboo sling, Hana wrap sling, Bumgenius nappies


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Big clear out of lots of birth and baby items.


- Birthpool in a box regular size, used for three births but as good as new. Will need to buy a new liner and hose, but can be bought easily from birthpool in a box website. ?50

-Elle tens machine, will need to buy new pads for it. ?20

-Close caboo sling ?20

-Hana Bamboo and organic cotton wrap sling ?20

-Hippychick hipseat ?10


16 x Bumgenius V4s reusable nappies consisting of: (most of these have been very lightly used


3 x purple popper

3 x red

3 x aqua

2x emerald

1 x dark blue

1 x light blue

1 x Aqua Velcro

1 x green Velcro

1 x cream popper


4 x tots bots night

1 x tots bots wrap flexi wrap size 2

2 x blueberry wrap one size giraffe print & owl print

3 x fuzzi bunz elite one size blue green & red

Lots of super absorbent bamboo inserts too and reusable liners.

2 x rolls of disposable liners


?80 for the lot or ask about individual prices


Please pm for more details.


Thanks, Caroline

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