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Baby Care Cart
White Hot Safety Duck Bath Numbers and Letters
It’s the little things that often make the
biggest difference!
Introducing the new Munchkin bath and baby changing range
a bath duck with a safety indicator on the bottom – so only the
Lindam Ltd, the UK’s number one child safety brand and leading
Duck needs to tell parents when its bottom is too hot, Disco Bath
international developer of nursery products now offers an extensive
Lights - sea-shaped lights that blink and glow under the water,
range of infant bath care and play products, along with innovative
turning the bath into an underwater disco, and Caterpillar Spiller -
and clever baby changing accessories and aids.
7 bath cups that link like a caterpillar, stack like a pillar, and pour
Lindam’s amalgamation with Munchkin, Inc., the Californian
like a spiller.
based designer and manufacturer of innovative infant and toddler
The new baby changing and hygiene range has been
products, creates a global baby and infant specialist supplier with a
designed to make parents lives easier. The range includes the
comprehensive product portfolio.
Nappy Duty Organiser – a table top organiser that holds nappies,
The new ranges, which will launch in the UK in May, include a
wipes, creams and much more; the Portable Nappy Caddy – a
comprehensive portfolio of leading bathing and hygiene products,
portable lightweight organiser that keeps changing essentials
designed to make bath time fun and baby changing hassle free.
organised and handy around the house; and the Baby Care Cart –
The bathing portfolio offers a fun and innovative range of
a freestanding wooden organiser ideal for all baby bathing and
bath toys and safety items, including the White Hot Safety Duck –
changing products.
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Tel: 0871 702 1000
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Web:
www.munchkin.co.uk
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Email:
sales@munchkin.com
www.nursery-industry.co.uk
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