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Mums should buy second-hand baby gear, declares MP
By Susie Boone on 02/08/2010 11:12:34
MP mistakenly tells parents they should go to charity shops for car seats and cots
Tory MP, Andrea Leadsom, has caused concern among experts after telling parents to buy their baby gear, including car seats, from charity shops.Mums feeling the pinch were told that they didn't need new cots, car seats or prams. "There's a surplus
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Sneak preview! Check out the top 10 hottest new baby buys
By Daniella Delaney on 11/05/2011 09:56:03
The Think Baby team has hit the aisles of the UK's biggest baby show to find out the yummiest mummy must-haves due to the hit the stores soon
The revolutionary cot mattressOnce in a while you see something really innovative and we think this is just genius. The Sleepcurve mattress is designed to relieve pressure on your baby’s skull and help prevent flat head syndrome. It also helps baby’s
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US designer to the stars passes on his nursery decorating tips
By Roisin Johnson on 09/03/2011 10:32:10
We caught up with David Netto, the designer whose furniture graces Gwyneth Paltrow's nursery
Think Baby caught up with uber-designer David Netto at Harrods to talk to him about his posh new nursery furniture range for Maclaren, available exclusively at the upmarket store. His work's been snapped up by Gywneth Paltrow and Stephen Spielberg
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Drop-sided cots and cribs to be banned in USA
By Cassandra Kempster-Roberts on 24/05/2010 11:40:02
Safety concerns could see the manufacture, sale and resale of cots with drop down sides outlawed in America
UPDATE 26/05/2010: We got in touch with the Baby Products Association (BPA) here in the UK to find out what the possible US ban on drop-sided cots means for us. Put simply, the UK situation differs a fair bit from America’s. The BPA explained how
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