Koo-di Pop Up Travel Bubble Cot

By carlystel
August 18, 2019 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted August 18, 2019

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Posted August 18, 2019

Koo-di Pop Up Travel Bubble Cot. Used but in great condition.

?20. Pick from SE27.

The Koo-di Pop Up Travel Bubble Cot is an alternative solution to the old fashioned heavy and bulky travel cots. Its light weight, super quick to put up and just as easy to put away - making this the perfect solution for restful sleep where ever your little one may be.

Suitable for use inside or outside in the garden, the Pop Up Travel Bubble Cot is ideal for home or away. It has an integrated zip up mosquito net to protect baby from insects and a comfortable padded base mattress to ensure they have comfortable sleep. It neatly packs away into its own carry bag when not in use.

Suitable for babies 6 months +

100 x 60 x 58 cm

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