Electric Baby Bouncer with Bluetooth, Baby Bouncer Chair with 5 Swing Speed, 3-Stage Timer and Remote Control, Portable Swing Chair from Birth for Newborn Boys Girls
Pioncrey

Electric Baby Bouncer with Bluetooth, Baby Bouncer Chair with 5 Swing Speed, 3-Stage Timer and Remote Control, Portable Swing Chair from Birth for Newborn Boys Girls

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ColoursKhaki

€69.99

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Detalles del producto

The Electric Baby Bouncer with Bluetooth offers a comfortable and soothing experience for newborns and infants.
  • 5 adjustable swing speeds to mimic natural rocking motion
  • 10 built-in lullabies and Bluetooth connectivity for music playback
  • 3-stage timer with automatic shut-off for hands-free use
  • Detachable sun canopy and mosquito net for all-weather protection
  • Sturdy aluminum alloy frame with ergonomic seat design
  • Suitable from birth to 6 months

Especificaciones y características

Especificaciones

Width1 cm
Height1 cm
Length1 cm
Manufacturerpioncrey

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