Maxi-Cosi Iora Air Bedside Crib
Maxi-Cosi

Maxi-Cosi Iora Air Bedside Crib

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€172.49€229.99Ahorra €57.50 (25%)

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Detalles del producto

The Maxi-Cosi Iora Air Bedside Crib is an extra-comfortable, soothing co-sleeper designed to keep your baby close and deepen that special bond.
  • Includes a sumptuously thick mattress for comfort
  • Features a handy rocking function to help soothe your baby
  • Made with super-soft, premium, 100% recycled fabrics
  • Includes an all-round, breathable mesh fabric
  • Includes a large storage basket underneath
  • Includes straps for securing the crib to your bed and a travel bag

Especificaciones y características

Características principales

  • Easy to fold + carry
  • Large storage basket
  • 5 height adjustments
  • Soothing rocking function
  • Enhanced breathability + ventilation

  • EcoCare

    made from recycled fabrics

  • Co-sleeper crib for next to your bed
  • Easy to move thanks to the invisible wheels

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