Birth Pool in a Box – Eco Mini Plus (Used Once, No Accessories) – £50

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June 2 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Birth Pool in a Box – Eco Mini Plus (Used Once, No Accessories) – £50

Selling my Birth Pool in a Box Eco Mini Plus – used just once for a home birth and in excellent condition. Cleaned and dried thoroughly after use, and carefully stored since.

This listing is for the pool only – no liner, pump, or other accessories included. These can easily be purchased separately if needed (e.g., from Birth Supplies or Birth Pool in a Box directly).

Perfect for someone planning a home birth and looking to save on the cost of a brand new pool.

Used once
No accessories included
Collection from SE22

Price: £50 – open to offers.

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