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Hi!

I am looking to offload this brand new Lekebaby Nappy Changing Bag Backpack, Arrow Print, Grey.

I got given another one, so ended up never using this!


Its on Amazon as its top choice for ?33. I am looking for approx ?15

Collection from SE22, smoke and pet free home.


https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07B7H6L9T?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_07XPH6CSQFKSF3BN80G9


Online description

Handsfree: If you are travelling or need your hands free or your back hurts, this is your bag.

S-shape shoulder straps for comfortable walking.

Convenient: The baby changing rucksack can be wide-open, making it very easy to fill or take out your stuff. Nappies and clothes can be taken out from the lower back without digging from the top of the bag.

Waterproof: Our baby changing bag is made of high grade polyester fabric with waterproof

treatment. Inside lining is water-resistant and easily wipe-clean too. Any messes or spills made can easily be cleaned up in a breeze. Spacious & Functional: 23 litters & 19 pockets, include 1 side tissue pocket, 2 quick reach insulated milk bottle pockets on the front, waterproof pocket for wet clothes or diapers, etc.

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