band to give you more room as you need it. In action: When we got these out of the delivery packet at the ThinkBaby editorial desk people passing by said, 'those look cool' and then did a double-take when told that they were maternity jeans. The denim

. But we did have a few instances of explosive breastfed (BF) baby pooh breaching the sides or top of the wrap, depending on which way the force was flowing. Admittedly a couple of these were user error - by not getting a good fit around the legs

around the bottom. The ThinkBaby verdict Not a bad cloth nappy at all - easy to use, generally reliable and offering a reasonably trim fit for babies after the first couple of months. There are other nappies in the same price range that offer higher

prefer poppers or aplix is a matter of personal taste, and of how good your baby is at opening aplix, but we find both easy to use. The sewn-in booster saves time and effort while ensuring a thorough wash, so it's thumbs-up there too. Once on, you'll need

steriliser. You do have to allow an additional couple of 'cool-down' minutes after the cycle is complete to avoid burning yourself, but this is the same with any steam steriliser. There are faster options for sterilising the same number of bottes

round the fact that carrying around several kilos for a couple of hours will put a strain on your back no matter what type of carrier you use, and so how long you can comfortably use the carrier for will be entirely personal. The ThinkBaby verdict

that can only be used in a couple of positions and baby slings that can be used in numerous positions. The Wilkinet baby carrier in action: Ease of use The Wilkinet is not the easiest of baby carriers to get to grips with, in that you don't simply drop

simplicity, takes seconds, rather than minutes, once you know what you're doing. The various small parts look slightly daunting at first, but once you've put the pump together a couple of times you probably won't need the instructions any more. Once you

, they are going to be most comfortable lying as flat as possible, so, as with any other car seat, it's not recommended that you leave your young baby in the seat for longer than a couple of hours at a time. When out of the car, the rounded underside of the Cabrio

back into tip-top condition.You also may need to take care to be sure that no fleece is sticking out of the PUL outer when you put on the nappy, as if it is it will draw liquid out onto baby's clothes. We found that with a couple of our Fuzzis you