Vaude toddler carrier ?45 ono

By Mbilbao
January 28, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Mbilbao

Posted January 28, 2016

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Posted January 28, 2016

Hi all,

I have an older version of the current Vaude Jolly Comfort Carrier in dark blue (newer version is ?135 on amazon).It's a little dusty, otherwise like new. It can be safely used from 6 months and it includes extra pockets, changing mat, sun/rain canopy, adjustable straps, and fluffy ears for toddlers to hold and play.

PM if interested. Pick up by Goose Green.

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