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For Sale: Hanging Cradle/Cot by Hussh plus bedding set

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Flex hanging cradle by Hussh in excellent condition. This was the best thing we used for our baby!


The Flex cradle is a hanging cradle that swings and bounces. Babies sleep so soundly in them and can be rocked and comforted so easily!


At night, you can suspend the cradle beside your bed from a ceiling hook or tripod (not supplied but a hook from Hussh is only ?8) . During the day, you can place the cradle on its feet anywhere you wish. This way, you have your baby with you at all times in his or her trusted cradle.


Also comes with two sets of sheets and mattress covers.



read about how great the cradles are on their site: https://hussh-cradles.com/



Size: The cradle measures 31 in (l) by 17 in (w) and 13 in (h)


Materials: organic/unbleached cotton, unvarnished ashwood, coco-fibres, recycled wool, chestnut, jute.


Weight: 14 lbs. (incl. spring and ropes)


Suitable from birth to around 7-9 months

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