Wriggle wrapper (Phil and Ted's fabric chair harness)

By LJSamuel
March 6, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted March 6, 2016

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Posted March 6, 2016

Phil and Ted's Wriggle Wrapper - ?15

Grey fabric harness to attach baby/toddler to any chair when out and about if a high chair isn't available. You can also use it to attach to a bed if no travel cot is available. Perfect when on holiday in places that don't seem to believe in highchairs! Much more sturdy than the thin fabric ones you can buy from Jojo etc.

This one was only used a few times as we had lost our first one and so bought this as a replacement, but then found the original one at the inlaws!

Collection from just off Melbourne Grove in East Dulwich. Any evening from 8pm.

Photos now attached!!

Thanks, Louise

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