Baby bouncy chair, well used, free to collect

By scrambles
February 20, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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scrambles

Posted February 20, 2018

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Posted February 20, 2018

Baby bouncy chair. This has been well used by my 3, and it doesn't really bounce that much! Has settings to vibrate or play music (needs new batteries)

Has some small stains/marks (Just food!) - will wash befo collection.

Has 3 toys to attach to hood but Velcro fastenings worn so don't stay up long!

Having said all thAt it has been great as somewhere to put the baby while cooking/playing with older ones. It will be the end of an era seeing it go! But hope it may be of use to someone else.

Please PM, pick up forest hill.

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