Kinderkraft NESTEE UP 2 Co-Sleeper Bedside Crib - Beige
Kinderkraft

Kinderkraft NESTEE UP 2 Co-Sleeper Bedside Crib - Beige

£74.90£89.00Save £14.10 (16%)

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£74.90
£89.00-16%

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Product details

The Kinderkraft NESTEE UP 2 is a 2-in-1 co-sleeper bedside crib that can also be used as a standalone baby cot. It features:
  • 5 height adjustment levels to match your bed
  • Mattress with 2 incline settings for babies with colds or reflux
  • Mesh sides for airflow and visibility
  • 4 wheels for easy movement around the home
  • Includes a semi-firm mattress resistant to moisture, mould, and dust mites

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Age range

    from birth until the child starts to sit up on his/her own

  • 5 height adjustment levels
  • Mattress in the set
  • Mattress incline in 2 levels
  • 4 wheels to move the crib
  • Easy to wash fabrics
  • Available on orders both over and under £50

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