Ni Feeding
Chillipeeps – The Ultimate Feeding Accessory
The multi award-winning Chillipeeps teat solves a common problem experienced by many when out and about with young hungry babies and no clean sterilised bottle to use.
Ideal for travelling, days out, shopping trips and holidays abroad, the ingenious Chillipeeps re-usable teat screws on to most water bottles or cartons to provide a baby friendly drink wherever a family finds itself! The teat comes in an ultra-compact, sealed pod (the same size as a dummy pod) that is small enough to fit in handbags and changing bags and ensures a sterile environment on the go. The BPA free, vari-flow teat has two adaptors – one that allows it to screw into cartons and one that allows it to screw on to most water bottles. The teat allows slow, medium and fast flow making it suitable from 3 months plus.
Designed by a mum, Chillipeeps couldn’t be easier to use and re-use! Dishwasher proof – they are super easy to keep clean between uses, and when the time comes to use them they fit on to bottles and cartons in a matter of seconds.
Now available in a Pre-sterilised version!
Chillipeeps are exclusively distributed in the UK by Hippychick
Tel: 01278 434440 Web:
www.hippychick.com Email:
sales@hippychick.com
The NEW Ellipse collection from BEABA. Ingenious tableware
The new Ellipse tableware collection from BEABA has a refined, innovative and ingenious design while also being ergonomic and flexible. The Ellipse collection, available from the end of 2012, includes two sizes of training plate, a Bento box with cutlery for keeping meals warm or cold when on the move, a two plate set with steam lid, a three in one training cup, two in one straw training cup and a training glass.
Each item in the range is available in 4 colours and every item has been designed so that it is easy to hold and handle by both children and adults.
Web:
www.beaba.com Email:
unitedkingdom@beaba.com
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