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maxi cosi 3 in 1 travel cot

maxi cosi 3 in 1 travel cot Swift 3-in-1 Bassinet

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maxi cosi 3 in 1 travel cot Swift 3-in-1 BassinetIntroducing Maxi Cosi Swift. A multi use, stylish 3 in 1 travel cot that can be used as a newborn bassinet, a cot and a sturdy play pen. And at only 7 kg, its the lightest of its kind. With a one second fold, Swift is quickly put up, down and up again, at home or while away. The everyday 3 in 1 travel cot Designed to make everyday family life quicker and easier; Maxi Cosi Swift is a lifesaver for parents who are always on the go. Maxi Cosi Swift grows

Introducing Maxi-Cosi Swift. A multi-use, stylish 3-in-1 travel cot that can be used as a newborn bassinet, a cot and a sturdy play pen. And at only 7 kg, it’s the lightest of its kind. With a one-second fold, Swift is quickly put up, down and up again, at home or while away.

The everyday 3-in-1 travel cot

Designed to make everyday family life quicker and easier; Maxi-Cosi Swift is a lifesaver for parents who are always on-the-go.

 Maxi-Cosi Swift grows with your baby from birth through to 3.5 years of age. So instead of buying three separate portable products (a bassinet, a toddler cot and a play pen), the Swift is all three, stylishly rolled into-one.

The 3-in-1 travel cot has a unique two-stage mattress which unzips to perfectly fit the bassinet, providing a smaller, cosier mattress ideal for newborns. As your baby grows, the mattress zips back together to create a larger, super-comfy space for playtime or a well-deserved nap.

 Please make sure that you check our travel cot mattress sheets for Maxi-Cosi Swift, which are specially designed to fit the Swift travel cot mattress for newborns and for toddlers.

 Comfort

As manufacturer, at Maxi-Cosi we designed a travel cot providing the utmost comfort in everyday routines. At only 7 kg, the Maxi-Cosi travel cot is so light it almost floats. And with a lightning-fast, one-second fold, Maxi-Cosi Swift is easily the quickest travel cot you’ll ever put up, down and up again.

 Pack the lightweight travel cot into its handy carry bag and take it with you on days out visiting friends and family, or on any weekend away.

 Play. Sleep. Repeat.

Daily routine is the backbone of family life. Play time, nap time. Then do it all again. Everything about Maxi-Cosi Swift is designed for speed and ease of use. Its smooth one-step fold is so quick and easy, you can even do it one-handed. There are no hidden locks that get in the way; one swift action and you can simply get on with your busy day.

 Why Choose Me?

One-second fold

Don’t blink. Swift has a lightning-quick, one-second fold. Making it the quickest folding travel cot you’ll ever put up and down at home, or while away.

Lightweight

At a mere 7 kg, it’s the lightest multi-use travel cot by far. So light it almost floats, Swift is easy to take with you wherever you go.

Three products in one

Is it a bassinet? Cot? Play pen? Yes, to all three! Maxi-Cosi Swift is designed and built for the daily routine that every parent can relate to.

Unique two-stage mattress

Its unique mattress unzips to perfectly fit the newborn bassinet and zips back together to create an extra-comfy, thick mattress for toddlers.

 

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