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High contrast flash cards and books 0-6 months

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I am selling this set of 0-6 months flash contrast cards for 12 pounds or ONO and a contrast book for tummy time with different textures for 7 pounds. Both items are in perfect condition, with no marks, hardly been used and from a smoke and pet free house in SE22. Both items are made from soft materials so the baby can reach easily and are machine washable. I am happy to sell the items separately or all together. I have attached pictures of them but let me knoe if you need anymore info or pics. Each contrast card has different pics on each side.
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MLM Wrote:

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> Still available and reduced to 10 pounds the high

> contrast flash cards and 6 pounds the tummy time

> book

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