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Nippaz With Attitude funky clothes and gifts
By Laura Lee Davies on 06/11/2006 12:28:25
If you prefer an image of Jimi Hendrix on a baby vest, rather than a cute picture of Little Bo Peep, then check out this fun online shop.
If you’re not really cut out to be a twee mum or dad, if your idea of a good night out is at a hip hop all-nighter at Brixton Academy rather than a herbal tea after ante-natal classes… then perhaps Nippaz With Attitude is for you
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Soothers with attitude from Bibi
By Debra Stottor on 25/09/2008 01:45:20
Make your baby's dummy a little more exciting – get a Bibi soother!
It’s rare that a mere soother (or dummy to us Brits) could be elevated to fashion icon status, but Bibi have managed it with their latest range. Named Tiger soothers, the design is more leopard, but we won’t let that worry us, as they’re cool and funky, giving a real lift to an o...
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Teeze t-shirts for babies with attitude
By Laura Lee Davies on 05/09/2006 12:06:51
For kids who like a T-shirt with a message and a mission - these new tops from Brighton make great gifts.
If you're a fan of ranges like No Added Sugar - groovy baby and childrenswear with cheeky slogans - you'll love these new T-shirts, hats and hooded tops from Teeze.Launched this autumn by Louise Lawrence, a designer and mother of four from Brighton, the clothes are 100 per cent c...
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Jessica Alba on how to look good pregnant
By Joanna Harvey on 18/04/2011 13:48:52
The Little Fockers actress reveals having children has changed her attitude to her body
Jessica Alba has spoken about how pregnancy has changed her outlook towards her figure. The 29-year-old mum-of-one, currently pregnant with her second baby with husband Cash Warren, revealed that she felt liberated about her post-pregnancy body after giving birth to 2-year-old Ho...
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Xplorys Soggs - socks for little feet
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/04/2006 17:36:40
We love the funky attitude to everyday footwear that Xplorys have put into their Soggs.
If you’re never sure what to buy a friend’s baby, or what to ask for yourself when someone wants to buy for your new arrival then think about asking for socks. It sounds ridiculous before you have a baby, but think about it: how often do you see a baby with one sock on and one so...
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10 years of Real Nappyness
By Miranda Stamp on 27/04/2006 13:00:00
As the 10th Real Nappy Week draws to a close Miranda Stamp of online nappy retailer Twinkle Twinkle reflects on the changing attitude to reusable nappies.
As the 10th Real Nappy Week draws to a close Miranda Stamp of online nappy retailer Twinkle Twinkle reflects on the changing attitude to reusable nappies.Up and down the country real nappy people have been busy celebrating the 10th Real Nappy Week
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Cosatto Swift Lite Supa Stroller photo gallery
By Joanna Harvey on 06/04/2011 16:31:17
The Cosatto Swift Lite Supa Stroller is suitable for babies from birth up until they're toddling. Available in fab colourways, it's the perfect example of Cosatto's fun attitude to baby gear
The Globetrotter colourway, in black, is perfect for city slickers
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Become a nappy ambassador
By Laura Lee Davies on 17/07/2006 01:44:44
Nature Boy & Girl – makers of organic babycare products – are looking for new parents and parents-to-be to give them essential feedback and spread the word of Nature!
Nature Boy & Girl, who make organic baby products like nappies, wipes and nappy bags, have a very different attitude to parenting products. The way in which they develop, source and distribute their products is all about optimising the quality
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Embryo regulator favours tests for more diseases
By Laura Lee Davies on 10/05/2006 09:38:26
The HFEA supports screening for more diseases in the process of IVF treatment.
HFEA guidelines have licenced ten UK clinics to screen for disease where there can be found a DEFINITE instance of disease, but the new rules would allow testing for genes that MIGHT lead to disease.Reaction has been mixed. Pro-life attitudes to any
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Mums win claim against BSkyB for maternity pay discrimination
By Kimberley Smith on 17/12/2010 13:06:57
Two mums of young children have won their case for wrongful dismissal after being asked if they were planning more children
-shared, were overlooked for a new position because their boss Mike Taylor had an attitude “adverse to pregnancy and maternity leave", according to the tribunal. They were both asked if they were planning more children before the restructure that axed their jobs
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