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This first bundle (6-9 months) includes:

3 pairs of jeans (1 of them leggins)

1 pair of tracksuit bottoms

3 bodysuits

1 sleepsuit

1 windbreaker (perfect for now)

2 roll neck jumper

5 sweatshirts

1 smart tank top



Labels are river island, h&m, m&s etc

Looking for ?15

Can deliver

Beautiful benetton navy duffle coat added

This bundle (size 0-3months) includes

six long sleeve bodysuits

Labels: gap, Ralph Lauren, jasper conran,

Mothercare, john lewis

Plus Halloween Costume,couple of short bodysuits

and long sleeve top

Looking for ?12

Can deliver

Selling this 6-12 months Baby Gap bundle:

3 bottoms (one short)

2 bodysuits (one polo)

1 romper

1 smart shirt


1 bear footed all in one,

really warm and cosy, inside sherpa,outside suede

Buttons for easy nappy change


Looking for ?25 for all this as the pramsuit

was ?45 itself and in great condition

Can deliver

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