There are so many baby products available these days; it can be confusing knowing what you need and what you don't. Technology has also opened up a whole new world of fancy gadgets that can often the ...
Category: Mummy and baby gadgets
These are the Best Toys for Your Baby’s Development
According to the American Association of Paediatrics (AAP), going old-school is best when it comes to toys —if boosting mental and physical development is your priority. (more…)...
Myleene Klass moses basket nursery collection
For all the BabyK fans out there! – Mumpreneur Myleene Klass has expanded her brand with the launch of a new nursery collection. The range includes a 1960s, Danish-inspired white rounded-edge cot b...
Annabel Karmel’s feeding your baby and toddler app
Imagine having Annabel Karmel as your personal feeding advisor… Imagine if you could access her delicious recipes and effective ‘fussy eating’ ideas at any time your heart so desired… Life wou...
Bounty baby names app
Bounty’s baby name app is a nifty little tool that includes some pretty cool features that are bound to give you some inspiration when it comes to choosing a name for your impending arrival. (mo...
Beautiful bath toys that won’t go mouldy by Oli&Carol
Bath toys tend to be the least imaginative of all playthings - gaudy bits of plastic tossed in the tub to distract your little one, then left to languish in a landfill once babs gets bored of 'em. ...
Baby on board signs: helpful or a hazard?
The drive home from the hospital after my daughter's birth was utterly nerve-wracking. We hadn't yet put up our Baby on Board sign, and, in my post-labour, brand-new-parent state of mania, it seemed t...
That’s Not My Owl – a book babies will love
I am the biggest fan of Usborne’s ‘That’s Not My’ range. The touchy-feely books are fun for toddlers but are an absolute hit with babies. Three children later I am the proud owner of a sad loo...
Baby bottle holder
So, you know those 2 a.m. feeds…where you wish that your baby could just hold his own bottle and your arm could be saved the very trying effort of exerting itself in the early hours of yet another m...
Sharenting: why parents are doing it
In 2013, ‘sharenting’ was a term used to describe parents who share every aspect of their children’s lives on blogs and social media sites. Parental overshare is something that people the world ...
