Amazing baby bassinet/mini crib - newborn sleep godsend!

By livrobbo
December 23, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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livrobbo

Posted December 23, 2018

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Posted December 23, 2018

Hi all

Looking to pass on our bassinet that we used for our son - it was completely amazing as a transition stage before his moses basket.

This is dark and cosy (with an amazing blackout hood!) but carbonfibre body so it is breathable and superlight for when you are spending your time moving a sleeping baby from room to room during the day :)

(It is meant to attach to Micralite pram and we also have the adaptors for sale if needed)

It has a mattress and wintercover - all parts can be removed and washed (I have washed it all )

We loved it and was a complete lifesaver as the moses basket just seemed way too big for our tiny baby!

https://www.pramcentre.co.uk/prams-pushchairs-c1/carrycots-c27/micralite-air-flow-carrycot-p1838

30 pounds

Brockley (can drop off if local)

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