Having a baby?

By amcv79
July 2, 2018 in For Sale & Items Offered

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amcv79

Posted July 2, 2018

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Posted July 2, 2018

We have numerous items for anyone starting their lives with a little person in the imminent future. Items include:

* Bugaboo Chameleon buggy- black, reconditioned chassis with new underneath storage bag. Winter and summer hoods/parasol and rain cover all in good condition. ?350

* Moses basket and stand- including mattress and bedding, good condition ?60

* Cotbed with adjustable height and mattress (used but clean) plus duvet and sheets ?60

* Maxicosi car seat (wobbly handle) and adaptors to fit bugaboo chassis ?20

* table top changing table- fits onto top of chest of draws or across cot ?10

* highchair- ikea white ?10

* baby bjorn sling and attachable fleece cover ?20

* Little life back pack carrier (for 1 + years) in blue, great condition ?30

* microwave bottle cleanser

* blankets and muslins

* various clothes available in sizes newborn to 18 months

Attached photos are for guidance only- these items are not new!

All items will be out for viewing on Monday 9th July. Please PM me if interested.

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