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Lascal M1 Carrier
Featured on the front cover this month, the M1 Carrier offers
unrivalled adjustability, supreme comfort and a cutting edge design
that appeals to both parents.
The first carrier to use anti-chafe padded bamboo fabric around the
arm and leg openings, it is packed with innovative, adjustable
features to provide maximum comfort and support at each stage of
the child’s development. These include the pouch width and seat
height adjusters; flexible spine support and an adjustable head
support which cradles a newborn’s fragile head and later folds down
to catch dribbles when baby is ready to face forward. Made in soft,
eco-friendly bamboo fabric, the top cover on the head support can be
removed for easy cleaning.
For ultimate parent comfort, the M1 features wide, breathable
harness straps and a ventilated lumbar support to relieve stress on the
back and shoulders.
Fully machine washable, the Lascal M1
Carrier is available in a choice of 5 exciting
colours.
“The first carrier to use anti-chafe
padded bamboo fabric around the
arm and leg openings, it is packed
with innovative, adjustable
features to provide maximum
comfort and support at each stage
of the child’s development.”
KiddyGuard
The only stairgate to roll away completely, the ingenious
KiddyGuard is space saving, practical and stylish, discreetly
fitting in with any home décor.
Made from a tough, plasticized, wipe-clean fabric, the gate
rolls out to cover any gap up to 130cms wide. Once hooked
into place, it provides a taut and secure safety barrier able to
withstand an impact of up to 100kg. Open it and it rolls up
and virtually disappears, leaving the way clear. There is no
unsightly swinging gate to get in the way and no horizontal
bar to trip over!
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Tel: 01730 895761
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Web:
www.cheekyrascals.co.uk
www.nursery-industry.co.uk
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