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Review: Brio Happy Compact pushchair
By Louise Rogers on 04/12/2007 10:14:44
A good-looking, functional pushchair with plenty of room for baby when travelling, but not the ideal choice if you need to store it in a tight space
) chassis plus wheels 78 x 63 x 39cmContact:Brio website or call 01509 224 428 The conceptBest known in the UK for making gorgeous wooden toys, Brio have been making nursery furniture and pushchairs for years. The Happy is the latest addition to the range
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Know-how: safety and buying secondhand
By Laura Lee Davies on 04/11/2007 20:29:57
There is certainly no need to splash out on brand new goods every time, but there are some baby essentials which it can be dangerous to save money on by buying secondhand.
child being safe whilst sitting high up, are very important here. The safety standard for high chairs is BS 5799 or BS EN 1178.Other items of concern Additionally, any toy or piece of nursery furniture that moves around should be carefully examined
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Buying for your baby - safety and secondhand
By Laura Lee Davies on 06/07/2010 01:47:13
There is certainly no need to splash out on brand new goods every time, but there are some baby essentials which it can be dangerous to save money on by buying secondhand.
child being safe whilst sitting high up, are very important here. The safety standard for high chairs is BS 5799 or BS EN 1178.Other items of concern Additionally, any toy or piece of nursery furniture that moves around should be carefully examined
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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.
new mattress for our second child. The right mattress is important.)Cots under £60Most cots cost between £100 and £200. However, all children’s nursery furniture made and/or sold in the UK has to meet strict safety standards now, and you
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Baby Björn Babysitter Balance
By Debra Stottor on 17/02/2009 03:42:02
A cool baby chair that looks good and has some nifty features - it rocks!
support for your baby’s back and head – in fact, it will mould itself to your baby’s body. And if you need to take it to granny’s, it folds flat and takes up little storage space.A great looking piece of nursery furnitureThe Babysitter Balance is available
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Buyer's Guide to Cots
By Louise Rogers on 29/01/2009 09:15:25
By about ten to 16 weeks you'll need to move your baby from a crib to a cot. So what are the options?
.Lionwitchwardrobe Bridge cot, £1,250 – chic, simple and with heirloom possibilities. Modern British at its best.Mothercare Kyoto, £199 – Japanese styling with a minimalist feel. Part of a complete range of nursery furniture in oak.The White Company Classic cot bed, £350
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