SOLD For Sale: Uppababy Travel Bag, Sterilizer, Baby Bath

By Raindrop
February 10, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Raindrop

Posted February 10, 2019

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Posted February 10, 2019

All used by 1 child only. From a smoke free and pet free home. Collection East Dulwich.

Prices (see details below):

Uppababy Travel Bag - ?15 SOLD

Babymoov Sterilizer - ?10 SOLD

Angel Care Bath - ?5 SOLD

Uppababy Travel Bag:

This was only used for one trip so in excellent condition. Link: https://www.buggybaby.co.uk/uppababy-cruz-travel-bag-p811

Babymoov Sterilizer:

This was a little more expensive than your standard tommee tippee style sterilizer and I loved it! It is far more functional and actually looks stylish in the kitchen too. We paid ?60, clean and in great condition. Here is a link to the product (though ours is green and brown - see image): https://www.babymoov.co.uk/sterilization/21-turbo-steam-sterilizer-3661276146631.html.

Angel Care Bath (in pink):

We tried a few baby baths before we bought this one. It is amazing!!! Clean and in great condition. Link: https://www.johnlewis.com/angelcare-soft-baby-bath-support/p231850148

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