Brand new angelcare apnoea monitor (never used) for sale in BROCKLEY

By ecnerwalyma
January 3, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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ecnerwalyma

Posted January 3, 2019

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Posted January 3, 2019

We bought a brand new baby monitor but never used it (not in packaging). Originally paid ?110. Will sell for ?40 ONO.

Available immediately in BROCKLEY.

From website:

Angelcare has been the leader in movement baby monitors for 15 years, providing optimal peace of mind for millions of parents around the world.

The Angelcare AC401 Movement & Sound Baby Monitor watches over your baby when you can?t. The under-the-mattress Sensor Pad monitors movement across the entire surface of your baby?s mattress, detecting even the slightest of movements.

The portable Parent Unit features include temperature control, out of range indicator and the optional 'Tic' sound feature reassures you that movements are being monitored even when your baby is sleeping silently.

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