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BabyBjorn Baby Carrier One Air, 3D Mesh, burgundy, Very rare in this colour. £90.

Carrier has been barely used. No rips, tears or stains, very clean condition. This version is the rare Burgundy colour, made from recycled mesh, limited edition. Sold without original packaging or owner's manual. Instructions are printed on inner carrier label. This carrier is machine washable at 40°C. Suitable from newborn (with a built-in infant position) up to 3 years (depending on baby weight).
Made in Turkey.

Comes from very clean, pet free and smoke free home.

Min/Max Weight 3.5-15kg (8-33lb)

Four carrying positions: newborn, outwards, inwards, backside.
Two different height positions: newborn and baby/toddler position.
Collection from SE22

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