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Introducing the new
Skibz launches new 2009-2010
Micralite Superlite
collection at Kind Und Jugend
Skibz, makers of the stylish dribble bib that looks like a fashionable bandana,
are launching a new range of designs for 2009-2010 collection at Kind und
Come and experience the latest Jugend, stand no F-051, Hall 11.3.
addition to the Micralite range, Smart enough to be worn all day, the ten new designs range from
the Superlite. The Micralite traditional gingham to funky retro prints. By popular demand, the black and
Superlite is the ultimate no- white cow-print is now available in ‘Brown Cow’, and a leopard-print Skibz has
nonsense, 21st century stroller been added for jungle fans!
incorporating all the unique Suitable for
Micralite features in a refined,
! a s % ! o l d
newborns to 3 years,
pared down, stylish package. The the new range of
design conscious black aluminium Skibz are all pre-shrunk
frame and black wheels combine and washable at 60
with a cool, airy mesh seat and degrees. Made from
quick release handle bar tightly woven cotton,
adjustment to offer comfort, the unique Skibz
manoeuvrability and ease of use. double layer backing
This highly adaptable stroller is system ensures
perfect for travel, days out and city moisture from dribbles
living yet remains sturdy enough and milk is quickly
for every day use. The Superlite removed, leaving your
comes in a range of great colours baby’s skin dry and
and can be accessorised with the comfortable whilst
new padded seat liners. preventing chaffing.
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Tel: 0777 385 0472
Hall 11.1 : Stand F10
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Web: www.skibz.co.uk
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Email: info@skibz.co.uk
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Tel: 01892 615900
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Web: www.micralite.com
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Email: info@micralite.com Hall 11.3 : Stand F51
Clippasafe presents new
products at Kind + Jugend...
Clippasafe, the leading child safety product manufacturer, will present two new product prototypes at this
year’s Kind + Jugend.
The Magnetic Lock has been designed to help parents keep children
out of harms way in an increasingly fast-paced world. Following on
from the popular Self-Adhesive Locks, the new magnetic system allows
cupboards and drawers to be secured quickly and effortlessly. It can be
switched between ‘always locked’ and ‘always open’ if required, and a
magnetic key releases the lock when access is needed. The Socket
Protector is set to be a must-have item for any parent. It prevents small
children from unplugging electrical equipment and covers any exposed
electrical plug sockets. An important safety feature is that the Socket
Protector does not require the removal of the wall socket when fitting,
and it can be fitted to single or double wall sockets.
Both products will be officially launched in 2010, joining Clippasafe’s
hugely successfully range of home safety products.
Roger Cheetham, Clippasafe’s managing director, commented:
“The team are constantly developing new products and we have gained
a reputation for being innovative. These latest additions will be hugely
beneficial to parents and initial feedback from our testers has been
exceptional.”
The prototypes can be viewed at the Clippasafe stand alongside some of
the company’s biggest selling lines. These include the popular, lightweight
Carramio Baby Carrier and the award-winning Bump Belt, an innovative
product that secures the lap portion of a seatbelt underneath the pregnancy bump, ensuring that it does not ride
up over the abdomen and womb in the event of an accident.
Hall 10.2 : Stand F61
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Tel: 0115 921 1899
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Web: www.clippasafe.co.uk
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Web: www.twitter.com/clippasafe
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Email: sales@clippasafe.co.uk
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