Koodi pop-up bassinette - ?8

By smurphy
March 18, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted March 18, 2018

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Posted March 18, 2018

The lightest and easiest - great for taking out and about during the day, give bub somewhere safe to sleep at friends' houses, in the park etc. Folds up into small bag and only weighs a kilo, so you can sling it under buggy. Equally good for travelling. Comes with integral mosquito net. See all the details here:

http://koo-di.co.uk/bassinette

Retails for ?30 from Argos etc - only ?8. Pick up from SE15 near the top of Peckham Rye park. From smoke and pet free home.

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