Babydan wooden dual level playpen ?90

By Pippop
April 16, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Pippop

Posted April 16, 2019

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Posted April 16, 2019

Very good condition wooden square playpen with 2 levels, barely used. RRP ?145

Including the soft padded playmat that is sold separately.

Product description from website:

The classic design of this BabyDan playpen makes it a stylish and useful addition to the nursery. The base has 2 positions, high for baby, or low for children who can stand up. The playpen sits on short legs and has smooth slats all the way around so you can keep an eye on baby and they can keep an eye on the world around them. There is a playmat to go with the playpen, sold separately.

Suitable for use up to 24 months.

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