NURSERYindustry Feeding Baby Brands Direct
Baby’s first forays into the world of new food is an exciting milestone but can also be daunting. Baby Brands Direct has a fantastic selection of feeding essentials that help to
make the process as smooth as possible- for both parents and their children. Tackling new, lumpy textures and experiencing different foods that tantalize those taste buds is one messy business. From easy to hold cutlery and catch it all bibs, Baby Brands Direct’s feeding
range is colourful, fun and helps to make mealtimes stress free! Included in the range is Beaba’s Babycook, a unique, trendy appliance that steams, blends, warms and defrosts homemade baby food, allowing children to enjoy fresh, healthy food. Portion, store, heat and freeze baby food with stackable food pots by Annabel Karmel, expert on baby food and nutrition. Baby Brands Direct also has a huge variety of Munchkin weaning essentials from spoons that are soft on baby’s gums, dining sets decorated with Disney Characters and a Deluxe Fresh Food Feeder that allows baby to enjoy delicious food without the risk of choking. As a leading wholesaler, they also have a
varied range of Tommee Tippee Exlora products that are specifically designed to make weaning a pleasant experience. From sippy cups that assist children with first time drinking and unique Aeroplane spoons, this range is full of truly sensational innovations. Baby Brands Direct is a key distributor of
award winning products to retailers in the nursery, pharmacy and gift industry. To access some of the most trusted and
best brands, simply register online at
www.babybrandsdirect.co.uk. You’ll receive exceptional service, an easy buying experience and next day delivery with minimum carriage paid orders at £200.
Tel: 0845 370 8370 Email:
sales@babybrandsdirect.co.uk Web:
www.babybrandsdirect.co.uk
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