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Big baby clear out - Stokke, Sleepyhead, Jem+Bea


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Having a baby clear out, items for sale:


Stokke Tripp Trapp baby tray. RRP £59 - selling for £25. Great condition, very little wear


Sleepyhead deluxe - selling for £25. Good condition.


Jem + Bea Lola tote changing bag RRP £120 selling for £15. Used but in good condition. Includes lots of useful pockets and a bottle warmer section.


Cheeky wipes starter kit. RRP £45 selling for £10. It’s the old style. Hardly used. NB no wipes included!


Baby door bouncer RRP £27 selling for £5. Never used. Missing toys.


Car baby mirror. A few scratches hence FREE.


Changing mat. No tears or holes in the plastic. Selling for £5.

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