BabyStyle Oyster Snuggle Bed
BabyStyle

BabyStyle Oyster Snuggle Bed

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Taking modern parenting in its stride, the Oyster Snuggle Bed bedside sleeper is ideal for parents wanting to keep their baby close-by in the first 6 months, whilst still getting a good nights rest. FEATURES: Suitable from Birth to 6 months 5-position independent height adjustment to assist in the clearance of reflux or congestion Storage pocket on each end, ideal for night time essentials Netted viewing windows allows ventilation and peace of mind knowing your baby is comfortable Retractable feet allow you to set up Snuggle closer to your bed Handles and lockable wheels allow for easy movement around the house Flat and comfy mattress (3cm thick) Packs down flat in under 60 seconds DIMENSIONS: Folded: L94 x W57 x H16cm Fully Open: L103 x W69 x H83cm Internal: L88 x W50 x H30cm Weight: 21kg

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