Chicco Next 2 Me Crib / Cot and Little Green Mattress - £20

By Polly Aubrey
November 29, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Polly Aubrey

Posted November 29, 2022

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Posted November 29, 2022

We have finished with our crib which is the Chicco Next 2 Me Dream Bedside Sleeper Crib. It is used but in good condition and the fabric is fully washable. The carry case which it fits into when transporting has 2 small rips in.

With it comes a used but bought new this year Little Green Natural Mattress. It always had a waterproof mattress cover on so is in very good condition.

https://www.thelittlegreensheep.co.uk/n ... b-83x50cm/

Also a fitted waterproof sheet and some pure cotton fitted sheets.

Collection only from SE22 (I can drop off if you do not have a car). Looking for £20.

Please Private Message me if you would like it.

Thanks, Polly

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