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For sale: Phil and Teds face-to-face seat


gracemolly

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Hello,


I have a very good condition ?face to face? seat for Phil and Teds Navigator and Sports buggies. It is a seat attachment to make the buggy parent facing for when they are small.


We used it after little one out grew the bassinet bit, and before I wanted them to face forward. We also used it with the second seat underneath.


I?d say it?s best for 4 months - 12 months, depending on size of baby.


Condition is as new, with attachment brackets and also the two poles to turn it into a seat that you can use on the ground/table.


See this link for what it looks like/how it works. They are not of the actual seat, but the seat is black and condition is as new.


Further details and photos here - https://www.amazon.co.uk/FACE-Baby-Mountain-Buggy-Pushchairs/dp/B00829XV16


?10


PM here, or text 07890244016.


Thanks,

Grace

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