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Selling a Little Green Sheep Twist Natural Cot Mattress 60x120cm for ?70, including matching mattress protector. This retails for ?170. It has been used no more than a handful of times. PM me if interested. Collection near ED station. Photo attached - for more photos please PM. Selling as moving overseas.


Info below from LGS website...


The dual-sided mattress that grows with your child, from 0-5 years

One side Firm, as recommended for babies, Twist? for a comfy and durable support for toddler

Only 4 natural ingredients make up a Little Green Sheep mattress

Free from toxins and harmful chemicalsBreathable and anti-dust mite

5 year guarantee

A waterproof mattress protector is required

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