Baby bits for sale inc bedside co-sleeper cot, baby bath & newborn - 5month clothes bundle

By Georgiebrixton
July 19, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Georgiebrixton

Posted July 19, 2015

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Posted July 19, 2015

Hello,

We are moving house and our baby is growing up so it's time to shift some wonderful stuff that has seen us though his first six months.

We are selling;

Babybay bedside cot that is height adjustable to any bed. It means you don't have to get up and out of bed for night feeds and can easily comfort your baby because they are just lying next to you. I also have an organic mattress, organic mattress protector, mamas and papas cot bumper and four white sheets. Please email for pics. ?130

Baby boy clothes bundle include 60 items!

This includes lots of sleep suits for newborn - 4 months and some cute outfits. Brands include BabyGap, Mamas and Papas, Tu, Mothercare etc. ?35

4 x gender neutral Sleeping bags for newborn - to nine months. Our baby didn't like being swaddled so these were a godsend. ?12

3 x winter pram suits from newborn to three months (or longer; they come up quite large). Two are blue, one is white. ?12

Baby bath - free if you take any of the above, otherwise ?5.

Please email for pics, I can't upload then to the forum unfortunately.

We are in central Brixton, right by the tube station.

Many thanks

Georgie

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