BedNest w/ new mattress and lots of bedding FS

By Redmeghan
January 14, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Redmeghan

Posted January 14, 2016

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Posted January 14, 2016

Hello,

Our BedNest was indispensable with our first and she spent a good 5 months in it. Our second has spent all of 4 hours in it. I bought a new mattress for her because I ruined the other when I tried to clean it. I also have 3 organic Green Sheep mattress protectors, 4 organic Green Sheep sheets. And another 6 BedNest sheets. It comes with the straps to attach it to your bed and the travel bag. I can't recommend it enough - as long as you're not too tired to even try to get your child out of your bed which is my problem...

We're in Herne Hill and I'm looking for ?120 as there's lots of extras on offer.

Will happily e-mail photos. There are of course a few scuffs on the wood and one tiny stain on the fabric but other than that it looks good as new!

Thanks!

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