Vtech First Steps Baby WalkerPlenty going on, good value, babies love it!The bright plastic and jingly audio clips won't be everyone's cup of tea Features: Lightweight plastic baby walker with detachable activity centre. Interactive keys introduce

My First Ready Bed Light to carry, easy to set up and take down, comfortable and comes in a range of designsThe sleeping bag is a bit thin for colder nights and the cover is polyester. Features: Inflatable child's bed with integrated sleeping bag

and it should be at least 75cm wide. However, if you don't have the first two then you can get in touch with Tippitoes for a special hook to drill into the doorway.Your doorway width is important, as any less than 75cm wide and your baby could quite well swing

-in. Our test nappy was the poppered version which we had no problems fitting and adjusting as baby grew, and the full fleece lining means there's no need to fiddle with an extra layer of lining.Comfort and fit of the Bimble nappy The first thing to say

in action: Ease of use Once you've got past the first few attempts of wearing the carrier and no longer try to put the harness on upside down, the original BabyBjörn baby carrier is nice and straightforward to use. First you put the harness on over your own

and start to relax. Relax? Don't you know I'm eight months' pregnant, still working, have backache, heartburn, insomnia and.. need I go on? I stifle a snort as she starts to say something about 'breathing in golden light'. But...But I need to review this CD

in two steps, first you lightly tie your baby into the padded section and then you tie the carrier onto yourself. How easy this is to do depends on which position you're using the carrier in and is also down to personal preference. In the front and hip

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

the size one will seem a bit bulky at first, and might not fit so well under those teeny-tiny newborn vests that aren't cut for cloth. But that's a fleeting, and aesthetic, issue. Before long the nappy will seem far more in proportion to your growing baby

in the material used; where Rainbow tots are a looped cotton terry nappy, the Bamboozles are made from bamboo. That sounds odd when you first hear it, but bamboo nappies are becoming increasingly popular, and that's because it's simply a great material to make