Halo BassiNest Swivel Sleeper Premiere 360 Degree Swivel Bedside Crib Bassinet £45

By Rosetada
April 16 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted April 16

Used in good condition. Crack to plastic covering on base as shown in photo, plastic is just a covering of the metal base so it doesn't affect the structural integrity.

The Halo BassiNest Swivel Sleeper Premiere is a deluxe 360 degree swivel bedside crib bassinet designed for both boys and girls. This innovative rectangular bed features a pebble theme and is equipped with customisable heights, waterproof material, and breathable mattresses. With a convenient stand and secure swivel function, this bassinet provides ultimate comfort and safety for your little one while allowing for easy monitoring and feeding times. The HALO brand ensures high quality and durability, making this a stylish and practical choice for your nursery.

Collection only from SE15.

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