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2292 days ago

Selling a Ergobaby carrier and travel pillow

Renee from Torbay - Long Bay

Hi,

Our son has outgrown our Ergobaby carrier and we are now selling it. It was bought in Sweden July 2017 and hasn't been used very much. Excellent condition. It's a fantastic carrier from birth up to 20kg. Several carrying positions. It's an Adapt cool mesh so great for NZ summer weather too and has the lumbar belt to relieve pressure on the back. It includes a homemade bag and 2 sets of homemade drool protectors. We are asking $150 as they are expensive to buy and it's not been used much. We are opinion to negotiation.
Also selling a travel pillow for in the car seat for example. Yellow side is a cooler material for warmer times and the other is for colder. Selling for $15.
Pick up in Torbay or can post against postage costs.

Price: $150

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