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bugaboo starsust Bugaboo Stardust Bassinet + Playard – Pump Station & Nurtury

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bugaboo starsust Bugaboo Stardust Bassinet + Playard – Pump Station & NurturyThe Bugaboo Stardust pop up play yard's all in one design unfolds in one second, so you're ready for rest and play in an instant. Easy unfold in one second One piece design, folds with mattress Zip in bassinet brings your newborn closer Built in comfortable thick mattress Suitable from 0 to 2 years old Lightweight and compact to store Easy to clean with a damp cloth Stability feet and bassinet buckle for added security Travel bag with Velcro closing

The Bugaboo Stardust pop-up play yard's all-in-one design unfolds in one second, so you're ready for rest and play in an instant.

  • Easy unfold in one second
  • One-piece design, folds with mattress
  • Zip-in bassinet brings your newborn closer
  • Built-in comfortable thick mattress
  • Suitable from 0 to 2 years old
  • Lightweight and compact to store
  • Easy to clean with a damp cloth
  • Stability feet and bassinet buckle for added security
  • Travel bag with Velcro closing included
  • Compatible with Stardust fitted cotton sheet (sold separately)

Care instructions:
Washing and cleaning
Wipe clean with damp cloth if necessary. Mattress can be washed separately at at 86°F. Always consult the washing label for the exact instructions.
Materials:
Outer fabrics
Side 1: 100% polyester. Side 2: 85% polyamide, 15% elastane. Lining: 100% polyamide.
Mesh, filling, bassinet inlay fabrics
100% polyester
Mattress
Outside: 100% polyester. Cover: 100% polyester. Filling: 100% polyurethane foam.

What' in the box:

Play yard frame
The base of the play yard, including fabrics and all-around mesh panels.
Mattress
Comfortable built-in mattress that folds with the frame.
Carry bag
Premium transport bag with Velcro closing, so it’s extra easy to pack up.
Baby zip-in bassinet​
Easy to attach and use. Lets you lift your newborn in and out without bending over.

Product weight: 16.7 lbs
Age range: 0 months – 2 years
Dimensions:
In use: 25 x 38.8 x 33.8 in
Folded: 25 x 5.5 x 33.8 in
Capacity:
In the zip-in bassinet: 19.8 lbs
In the play yard: 33 lbs
Child size: 35 inches

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