FOR SALE: Uppababy Cruz pushchair and carrycot, Maxi Cosi car seat and Ergo Baby

By fmaw77
August 9, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted August 9, 2020

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Posted August 9, 2020

I am having a big clear out of baby things and have the following for sale. Pick up from Herne Hill SE24.

Open to offers on all of these. Will post photos shortly.

> Uppababy Cruz carrycot (2014). Very good condition, just been professionally cleaned by Glam Your Pram. One slight mark: ?20

> Uppababy Cruz pushchair (2014): Used condition but still lots of life in it. Turquoise hood. Includes Uppababy rain cover and buggy board. Works perfectly well but rear wheels could do with replacing - cost is approximately ?25 from Uppababy website and they just slot on: ?25

> Ergo Baby sling with newborn insert and step: V good condition: ?15

> Maxi Cosi Pebble baby car seat with newborn insert and Isofix base: Good used condition: ?20

> John Lewis Sheepskin: Good used condition. Washes in the machine on hand wash setting. Indispensable as a buggy insert, playmate and on top of the mattress of a Moses basket to ensure a good night's sleep: ?5

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