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1440 days ago

Jolly Jumper 3 in 1 Portacot with bassinet and full deeper bassinet

Cherie from Akina

This port-a-cot is actually a 3 in 1 as you can see from the photos.

You can use it as a bassinet for a new born, next size is until they are crawling and pulling themselves up, then the last is obviously the next size up.

Very good condition, hardly used and no longer needed, comes with extra foam mattress that has no marks or stains on it and a mattress protector to go over it. I also have a mosquito net to go over the top.

Firm on price

Price: $100

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