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HARROGATE PREVIEW
New SPF50+ UV Protection
Britax to preview new infant
Poncho Towel
carrier at Harrogate Nursery Fair
Britax has been at the heart of passenger safety for over
At the Harrogate Fair last year Cuddledry launched its giraffe print baby apron
forty years, and at the upcoming Harrogate Nursery Fair
towel and has since seen the funky new design stampeding off the shelves!
will be showcasing a number of new and exciting
This year, Cuddledry has expanded its range of baby and toddler bath and
developments within their ever expanding portfolio of
beach products to include the amazing new SPF50+ UV protection poncho
products.
towel. The new towels use patented Rayosan™ technology, which acts like a
Firstly, concentrating on their core child car seat
mirror, deflecting harmful UVA and UVB, preventing them passing through the
range, Britax will further cement their position as
fabric and harming delicate skin.
safety leaders in the market, as they are set to
The award winning towels, suitable for children aged one to three, are a
launch a new infant carrier which provides not
perfect ‘throw on’ towel or cover
only superior protection against frontal collisions,
up for swimming, beach, play
but also as statistics show that 1 in 4 accidents
time or bath time.
are side impact*, the new infant carrier will
You can check out the poncho
also offer superior side impact protection
towel, along with Cuddledry’s
performance.
range of original baby apron
Secondly, with more and more families
towels and toddler towels at
looking to lead a healthier lifestyle with
stand Q33.
their children by getting out on their bikes
more, Britax are also launching a new range of bike seats to ensure that those
Hall: Q Stand: Q33
children who cannot ride their own bike, are transported comfortably and
most importantly, safely. The Britax JOCKEY bike seats offer a comfortable
seating position and provide ideal protection during a bike ride.
As well as these new products, the new range of pushchairs launched in
February and of course the core range of Britax child car seats will also be
on display. Make sure you visit the Britax stand to see and try these products
for yourself.
*Reference: Loughborough University, 21st International Tech
Conference on the Enhanced Safety of Vehicles, 2009 Stuttgart
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Tel: 01264 386034
Hall: B Stand: B28
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Tel: 01823 323363
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Web: www.cuddledry.com a73
Email: service.uk@britax.com
Sock Ons & Dribble Ons
Feel the Fun with TAF Baby Toys
TAF developmental baby toys make ideal first gifts for baby. This extensive
Sock Ons, the award winning product that
range features award-winning, giant-sized, thickly padded and brilliantly
keeps baby socks on has already become a
illustrated play mats, packed with textures and activities.
household name and an absolute baby
2010 sees the introduction of many new items including, the beautifully
essential item.
designed Newborn Baby Gym and the 4-Seasons Play Mat both featuring
charming illustrations from renowned French designer Alain Crozon
Sock Ons are worn over baby’s
Many TAF products feature a realistic musical element, with beautiful music
sock ‘locking’ it into place with a
from gentle and soothing classical to jolly baby-style country, rock, jazz, reggae
patent pending design and make
and nature sounds.
a perfect baby gift.
The TAF range perfectly complements the Musical Instruments, Pre-School
and Bath Toys currently available from Halilit.
Dribble Ons – the latest
edition to the Sock Ons
Hall: Q Stand: Q53
family have been
flying off shelves since
its debut on ITV This
Morning Best Baby
Gadget show.
Dribble Ons bandana
style bib provide
a stylish and clever
solution for
babies who
constantly dribble.
Best of all they have a reasonable RRP of £4.99 each.
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Tel: 020 8451 1516
Hall: Q Stand: Q10
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Tel: 01254 872454
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