Baby/toddler clear out: cot, toddler bed

By AnyaJoeli
October 29, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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AnyaJoeli

Posted October 29, 2017

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Posted October 29, 2017

Toddler bed for sale: John Lewis Boris toddler bed in white https://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-boris-toddler-bed-white/p231331004 It's been slept in for 3 years, has a few scuffs and a few Octonauts stickers but otherwise in perfect condition. ?25 (you'll probably need to get a new mattress but you're welcome to have the old one.

Cot: Mothercare standard sized cot, with 3 height levels. Mattress basically brand new because my second baby didn't sleep in it much!! Can include some cot sheets if you need as well. Unassembled. ?20

Pick up from Peckham SE15

Please get in touch if you're interested in any of the above.

Anya

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