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Chicco Next 2 Me bedside crib - one side folds down and it has long straps that enable you to attach it to your bed, creating a safe and secure extension to your bed as a great alternative to co-sleeping without worry or giving up your space.


Used occasionally (in a smoke-free and pet-free household) for four months and in good used condition (with a few scuffs to the bottom of the bag and a couple of the poles), it is a neutral grey colour with a firm mattress.?


Features:

Folds away into a travel bag (see picture below) and is 8kg altogether

6 different height settings, and it is possible to have it set on an incline for reflux or congestion

Attaches securely to your bed or stands alone

2 wheels and brakes for moving it once assembled

Very easy to put up and down


Dimensions:

W93 x D69 x H66-81


See below for pictures and feel free to get in touch with any questions.


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