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Little Lamb Reusable Nappies and Wraps Size 1 Good Condition


Everything you need to get going with reusable nappies. Used but good condition.


Stripped and sanitised using the hot water method recommended here, so they shouldn?t need treatment https://www.clothnappyhelp.com.au/strip-and-sanitise.html#


6 x Colourful wrap shells

5 x Organic cotton nappies

6 x Organic bamboo nappies

8 x Organic double thickness cotton boosters

40 x Fleecy washable liners

75+ x Disposable liners


Over ?220 when new, selling for ?50


View the products new on the Little Lamb website:


Wraps (see attached photo for the colours being sold) - https://littlelambnappies.com/products/wraps-pack-of-5

Cotton Nappies - https://littlelambnappies.com/products/cotton-nappy-pack-of-5

Bamboo Nappies - https://littlelambnappies.com/products/bamboo-nappy-pack-of-5

Cotton boosters - https://littlelambnappies.com/products/organic-cotton-boosters

Washable liners - https://littlelambnappies.com/products/washable-fleecy-liners

Disposable liners - https://littlelambnappies.com/products/disposable-nappy-liners

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