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Child Safety Shopping List
By Sarah Lawson on 25/06/2008 02:51:57
For CHILD SAFETY WEEK – Babies R Us give ThinkBaby their useful checklist for essential products that help keep your home safe once your baby or toddler is on the move

, cupboard doors, drawers and low furniture are all potential danger areas. Review any safety precautions and equipment you are already using in your home and upgrade your safety products. Essential Safety Equipment Several smoke alarms: test them regularly

Arms Reach Co-Sleeper
By Laura Lee Davies on 03/11/2009 01:55:10
This lovely bedside cot allows you to 'co-sleep' more safely with your baby

One of the key messages of safe sleeping for babies is that sharing your bed with your baby is dangerous. This applies especially to adults co-sleeping with their babies if they are smokers, have been drinking, are heavy sleepers

Go organic with Belle And Dean
By Louise Rogers on 14/12/2007 01:00:00
Stylish babywear made with organic fabrics and delightfully unique designs - perfect for a tasteful gift

includes blankets, bibs, sleepsuits and outerwear. On the website you’ll find the stories of all the animals used on their clothing, explaining exactly where they come from and why they’re in danger – it’s a subtle way of getting across a vital message

Chick-A-Dee Nursery Smoke Detector
By Sarah Lawson on 20/03/2009 07:01:09
A pretty little device that puts baby safety first

but significant presence in your child's room.The Premaxx Chic-A-Dee Nursery Smoke DetectorSmoke inhalation is the second most common cause of death in the home for babies and small children. Before fire can do any damage, the spread of dangerous fumes can kill

Review Concord Neo Travel System
By Louise Rogers on 06/11/2007 12:01:41
Stylish new system from Concord

’s no danger of waking junior as you traverse from car to pushchair to home. The rain cover is zipped away in a bag under the buggy seat, and there’s a spacious pocket at the back of the hood for essential items. There appear to be zips everywhere; my

Ladybird Campaign to Get Dads Reading!
By Laura Lee Davies on 13/06/2008 01:47:25
Reading Dads is a new initiative to encourage more fathers to read to their babies and toddlers

all misty-eyed about those battered old Ladybird books they remember from their own infants school!!!'The Ladybird Vintage Box for Boys' costs £12.99 and contains 'The Policeman', 'Danger Men', 'The Story of Football', 'How it Works: The Computer

Mother's Day Gift Solutions
By Debra Stottor on 17/03/2009 10:42:55
It's this Sunday, but don't be alarmed – there's still time to buy a treat (or drop a hint for yourself!)

, but he needs to order soon to guarantee delivery in time for your big day – if you think there’s a danger he may forget, email him the link to this story for a not-so-subtle hint. Here’s what we’d be happy to receive on Mother’s Day:Wake Up You

Review: Dream Tubes for Safe Toddler Sleeping
By Laura Lee Davies on 26/06/2009 01:19:05
Perfect for young children who need a barrier to stop them rolling out of bed, Dream Tubes are a soft and easy alternative to a bed bumper

need to add the second tube because there is a danger your child could fall out on either side. This flexibility is great when you are perhaps away from your home and need to improvise protection without having to buy an extra bumper. And being able

Cots under £60
By Laura Lee Davies on 17/01/2007 01:50:23
Safe and comfortable sleeping is essential, but you can buy some brand new cots that are absolutely fine, for less than you'd think.

unhygienic and potentially dangerous to a young baby as the mattress gets older.Expect to pay between £40 and £100 for a mattress, though most are priced around £60.All cots are slightly different in size, so make sure you have the dimensions with you when

Review: Concord LIFT EVO PT car seat
By Laura Lee Davies on 15/08/2007 01:08:17
Colourful, classy and recognised as one of the safest Group 2/3 car seats around, this is a popular model

to keep the car seat in place even when there is not a child travelling in it. These ensure that the seat does nto become a danger to other passengers as a loose item if you have to make an emergency stop. The ThinkBaby verdict A reliable car seat that

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