Britax Soft Carrycot/cocoon and WIDGEY NURSING PILLOW - BLUE FOSSIL

By Mari.Sara
February 28, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Mari.Sara

Posted February 28, 2018

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Posted February 28, 2018

The Widgey pillow comes with a washable 100% cotton cover.

My picture is too big to be attached here. Feel free to PM me with your phone number if you need my picture of the pillow. My one is exact the same as in the picture attached here.

It costs 23 pounds, I'm selling it for 10.

I have a used but in very good condition PURPLE Britax cocoon/carry cot with carry handles, light weight soft. It offers a lay flat position for your baby and can be easily secured onto compatible pushchairs. Cost around ?80 new. I fit it in Britax B-Dual double pushchair. However, once I sold the double pushchair, I kept the cocoon for the next baby as it was very useful to have it!

I'm selling it for 20?.

My one is exact the same as in picture. I can include a Mothercare mattress to be fitted inside if you like, at no cost.

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