MeJa Baby Changing Table,Baby Changing Unit, Portable Folding Adjustable Changing Tables, Infant Care Station with Wheels and Storage, Diaper Organizer Station Table(Black)
Meja

MeJa Baby Changing Table,Baby Changing Unit, Portable Folding Adjustable Changing Tables, Infant Care Station with Wheels and Storage, Diaper Organizer Station Table

Colourblack

€29.99

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€29.99

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Produktdetails

The MeJa Baby Changing Table is a practical and versatile solution for infant care. It features a folding design for easy storage and transportation, as well as a large storage space for diapers, towels, and toys.
  • Multi-purpose design can be used for changing diapers and as a drying rack, shoe rack, or bath station
  • Foldable for compact storage, with flexible wheels and brakes for easy movement
  • Includes storage rack, storage bag, and larger lower-level storage space
  • Easy to assemble with included installation tools
  • Dimensions: 74 x 57 x 88cm (L x W x H)
  • Weight limit: 15kg or 33 lbs

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