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Buyer's Guide to Carrycots
By Laura Lee Davies on 10/06/2007 01:51:33
Now that parents are advised against keeping new babies for long periods in car seats, the good old carrycot has come back into fashion. What do you need to know before you buy?
replace the need to buy a Moses basket.If in doubt, ask your midwife or health visitor, or check in the store where you are buying the carrycot, by comparing the mattress with mattresses being sold for cribs and Moses baskets.All carrycots come with claims
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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.
the instructions incorrectly, and that we weren't fitting the seat properly!Even with instructions, it is dangerous not to pay full attention to them, so what hope is there when you buy a product or get given a hand-me-down that has long since been separated from
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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.
the instructions incorrectly, and that we weren't fitting the seat properly!Even with instructions, it is dangerous not to pay full attention to them, so what hope is there when you buy a product or get given a hand-me-down that has long since been separated from
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