Joey Sling baby carrier, Maclaren buggy and bike 12"

By ladybird01
July 18, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted July 18, 2015

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Posted July 18, 2015

I have baby sling mei tai by Joey Slings in brown with flower pattern. Has a pocket at the front. Really lovely mei tai not made anymore. Good

to very good condition. I would like 35 pounds for it. Can email pics but unable to attach here due to file size.

I also have worse for wear girls 12" bike. It works fine but needs oiling. No stabilizers. Not too beautiful anymore but good enough to ride. 5 pounds pls.

Also Mclaren buggy in good to fair condition. Grey colour. 15 pounds or near offer pls.

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