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Unused Close Caboo + Organic Baby Carrier - REDUCED FROM ?45 TO ?35

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Close Caboo + Organic Multi-Position Baby Carrier for sale. Item removed from packaging but never actually used.


John Lewis website (where carrier was purchased) describes the carrier as:

"The award-winning Caboo+ baby carrier uses soft, supportive organic fabric to ensure it's as comfortable for you as it is for baby, making it easy to use with no tying or buckles. Ergonomically designed, it gives the ultimate support for your little one, with the optimum carrying position from newborn and beyond, giving you hours of enjoyment and 'hands-free' activity, whatever your day has in store.


Main features:


Suitable from birth. Soft, comfortable wide straps distribute weight evenly. No tying required. Multiple hands free carrying options. Allows for discreet breastfeeding. Supports baby from their head to the base of their spine with excellent head and neck support. Baby is held in the best position for developing spine and hips (frog-legged). Easy to adjust - simply pull fabric through rings to tighten. Anchored cross reduces strain on wearer's shoulders and back. Soft 100% organic cotton."


Although we never used it, friends rave about it. Purchased brand new for ?69.99, we are selling for ?35.


Please PM me with any queries or if you would like to come see/try out the carrier.

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