Nappies can be made from all sorts of different materials. Here are the most common ones and what the advantages and disadvantages are.CottonThe traditional nappy fabric, in the form of terry squares, cotton is still much used as the absorbent layer

harm if he chews it either (babies do love to put things in their mouths…). As you’d expect the fabric is easily removed for machine washing so you can keep the chair looking pristine whatever your baby does to it. For cooler weather there’s a Cozy

Maclaren Techno Baby Carrier Nice soft fabric next to your baby’s head, newborn ‘pod’ gives great sense of security. Too many clips and clasps! Features: Padded pod insert for increased head and body support up

The BEABA folding baby bath is a very nifty bit of bathing kit. As the name gives away, this bath’s big selling point is that it can be folded. That means it’s easy to transport if you’re travelling with your baby, or even if you live in a home that

To prove how dedicated ThinkBaby is to children’s fashion, we headed to breakfast in the pouring rain to meet Sharon James, head of design at Marks and Spencer, and have a sneaky early look at some of the new Baby and Toddler clothing collections

Although any new parent likes to have a pram or suitable pushchair for their child, there is nothing quite like the 'super parent' feeling you get from keeping your baby close to you in a carrier or sling. Not only does it feel cosy and reassuring

strength to control its own head. The sling’s fabric could cover the nose and mouth, block their breathing and suffocate them. Secondly, slings that put your baby in a curved “C” position (as the Infantino SlingRider does) can make your baby’s chin goes