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₹2000
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Description
The R for Rabbit Picaboo Baby Car Seat Cum Carry Cot in Blue Grey is a like-new infant carrier designed for safe travel and portable carrying.
From the seller
This infant car seat carrier is designed to provide a safe and comfortable travel solution for newborns and young babies. Featuring a padded interior, adjustable carry handle, and protective canopy, it offers comfort and convenience whether used in the car or as a portable carrier. The lightweight design makes it easy for parents to transport their baby while keeping them secure and sheltered.
Features
Ergonomic infant car seat and carrier design
Adjustable carry handle for easy transport
Extendable canopy provides shade and protection
Soft padded interior for newborn comfort
Secure harness system helps keep baby safely positioned
Lightweight yet durable construction
Compatible with vehicle seat belt installation (model dependent)
Removable fabric components for easier cleaning
Compact design ideal for travel and everyday use
Suitable for use from birth through early infancy
Product Details
Condition:
Like new
Category:
Baby car seat
Brand:
R for Rabbit
Location:
Mumbai
Reason for selling:
Barely used
Issues:
No
Original packaging:
No
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