Millhouse Small Cosy Cove Plus Natural Accessory Set


Create a comfortable and snug setting for reading, relaxing or quiet play with the Millhouse Cosy Cove. The natural accessory set and neutral tones create an inviting space that will make a wonderful addition to any early years environment. Dimensions: 945(H) x 1110(W) x 775mm(D)


D75905 6 months+ £494.99


Cosy Baby Cruise Circle


A wonderful addition for your crawlers, cruisers, and sitter uppers in your nursery, designed in two pieces to give a variety of uses. Create a cruising walkway or a small world roadway or use with mats for a miniature food table – the possibilities are endless! Dimensions: 220(H) x 1260mm(W)


D79331 3 years+ £255.99


Community Playthings Low Sensory Table


This small, low sand and water table is perfect for young children learning to crawl and sit. Its frame is made of solid wood with rounded corners, and the pan is made of durable plastic and is removable for easy cleaning. Includes durable plywood lid. Dimensions: 22(H) x 63(W) x 63cm(L)


D58284 9 months+ £312.00


Community Playthings Wooden Browser Box


A low versatile storage bin that allows high visibility and supervision of toddlers around it. The Browser Box is the perfect height for toddlers just learning to pull to walk and pull to a stand using the dowel handhold. It features a broad base for stability, and the wooden dividers are removable and slide easily to adjust the bin size. Dimensions: 31(H) x 37(W) x 94cm(L)


D26604 Suitable from birth £228.00


Millhouse Mini Storage Trolley


The versatile design of this handy storage trug trolley makes it suitable for a variety of uses. Ideal for block or small world storage, it can also be used as a mobile reading unit. Castors can be removed for use in the Baby Room. Made from easy clean and durable maple melamine.


D57241 18 months+ £189.99


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