Anna Swinging Crib bought from John Lewis in 2020. ?35

By LiberalSquirrel
September 20, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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LiberalSquirrel

Posted September 20, 2020

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Posted September 20, 2020

A swinging baby crib bought from John Lewis and used for only the first few weeks of my baby?s life is for sale. I used it during the period when my baby was too big for a Moses basket but too small for a full sized cot.

It has a very smooth rocking motion which is so easy to work that once, I lay on my bed, tapping it with my toe until my little one fell asleep. It is great for that period before my baby learned to self soothe and fall asleep by himself.

It is in perfect working order and has a mattress supplied.

Am selling it because I moved the baby into a full sized cot.

It was bought in early 2020 at the retail price of ?79.00

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