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Selling a Bloom baby rocker in natural.


We bought this second hand on the EDF but have just been given a rocker as a gift from my brother - so don?t need two! The wood is in good condition and the insert is clean but does show some signs of use (you can buy a replacement if you wanted). It?s a beautiful design - but we definitely don?t have space for two rockers in our house.


https://www.bloombaby.co.uk/collections/loungers/products/coco-stylewood-natural-frame

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