Multi_functional splicing crib

Multi_functional splicing crib
1 Users and guardians should read this manual carefully before use and keep it properly for future reference. If not used according to this manual, it may affect the safety of children.
2 Check regularly during use. If you want to replace it, please contact the sales personnel to ask for replacement parts. Do not use non-manufacturer replacement parts!
3 Watch out for open fire or other strong heat sources near the baby bed!
4 Do not use the product if the joint is loose or damaged! Do not leave the baby unattended!
5 Do not put this product near the window, the curtain line will entangle the baby! To avoid suffocation, keep the plastic cover away from the baby!
6The maximum bearing weight of bedside bed is 15kg!
7 Please do not place more than 3KG items in the storage basket!
8 Four brake devices must be pressed when the crib is parked!
9 Age: 0-36 months

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