Stokke Nomi Newborn Set - White / Grey / Sand

Stokke Nomi Newborn Set - White / Grey / Sand

Marsoni

M251S

$110.00

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Stokke Nomi Newborn Set - White / Grey / SandThe Stokke Nomi Newborn Set in White Grey Sand is designed to provide your baby with a soft and cosy spot at the center of the family. The raised height is ideal for "talking", playing and maintaining contact with your baby. The Stokke Nomi chair (sold separately) with the attached Newborn Set is easy to move around the house. Wherever you need an extra pair of hands it can be seamlessly adjusted between an almost horizontal and more upright positions

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