The BabyBjrn Travel Cot Light is suitable for newborns and children up to 3 years old. It's light, durable, easy to fold, and comes complete with a carry case. It's compact fold and practical carry case mean it takes up the minimum of space and is easy to take with you. The adjustable design features generously padded shoulder straps and a waist belt. This updated take on the classic design also includes full mesh sides, meaning you can see everything baby is getting up to. In one quick and simple movement, the travel cot pops open, ready for use. Then all you need to add is the mattress, which conveniently folds into the carry bag. The sturdy mattress keeps the crib firmly on the floor, ensuring it's safe and secure. It features inward sloping sides to create a snug and cosy environment, with soft fabrics suitable for young skin. Developed with pediatricians, it provides the right support for your growing child's head, hips and spine. Both the mattress cover and cot fabric are removable and can be machine washed using a gentle detergent. Assembly instructions included. Dimensions Open H62 x W82 x D112cm Folded H60 x W49 x D14cm Optimise baby's sleep by partnering your purchase with a mattress protector from our comprehensive range.
Price: £214.99 from John Lewis
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