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Unused cot + mattress


azurh

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Cot originally purchased from mothercare. Mattress is the highest specification mattress available with Mothercare.


Cot and mattress is brand new, the only thing that has been on the cot mattress is the blue cot sheet to stop it getting dusty!


My son went from a crib and co slept with me and now has a big boy bed ( which he also does not look like he will sleep in!)


Selling for ?90 both items separately or together. Its an absolute bargain especially since the mattress when purchase cost me ?400.

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