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  1. #1

    Mar 2004
    Sparta
    12,662

    I don't know if they have babies galore in Victoria but if they do avoid it. Every time I need to buy something and I do cost comparisons they are the most expensive. Usually by about 10%.
    BabyCo are often well priced.
    If you have time wait until June/July because most baby shops have stocktake sales around then and you'll save a bit.

  2. #2
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    May 2008
    Victor Harbor
    139

    I was very surprise with BabyCo's prices too. I was expecting to pay lots more there.

    The cot that we plan on buying (at this stage anyway) that converts to a toddler bed, does use the cot mattress. Luckily we thought to ask though.
    They also had the other toddler beds that have the lovely wooden side rails biult in ( I think they can be removed though). They were reasonably priced too at about $179 I think. Not sure on the mattress size, might be a bigger mattress. But thought they were a great idea if you didn't have a convertable cot but didn't want to put your toddler into a 'big' bed.

    I think we are going for the SnS Royale. It had everything that we wanted. I was hoping for a Meridian but they didn't have any instock for us to look at. Was hoping to look at the Platinum one too but they didn't have those either.
    We will be very happy with the Royale.

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