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Cuddle baby beautifully


Cuddledry have launched the latest addition to their award-winning range. Te new Grey Stars baby apron towel is a must-have for any new parent and the beautiful unisex grey design with a subtle star trim is very much on trend right now. www.cuddledry.com


For comfort - every step of the way


Adapt, the new carrier from Ergobaby, is the ergonomic solution to comfortable, convenient and safe bonding at every stage of a baby’s development. Acknowledged as ‘hip healthy’ by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute, Adapt also features a unique ‘bucket seat’ design certified as safe for babies’ hips, since babies’ knees are kept above their hips in an ‘M shape’ to support and help develop their legs and spine curve.


Merlin gets GOLD with the Dads Network


Cozy n Safe’s Group 0+/1 Merlin has 360° of rotation at the touch of a button, giving forward or rear facing options to 18kg. High-density polyurethane foam luxury and deep side impact protection guarantees child comfort and ultimate safety. www.cozynsafe.com


Local photographers unite to help children's charities


Two NI photography studios - Bob McEvoy Photography in Dundonald and Dermot Murphy Photography in Belfast - have been selected to represent the National Portrait Awards scheme in Northern Ireland. Te purpose of the scheme is to raise much-needed funds for worthwhile charities, while at the same time making professional studio photography accessible to everyone. Te Lullaby Trust - the chosen benefactor of the National


Children’s Portrait Award - not only supports research into Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, and offers advice and help to mums on safer sleep for baby, but also provides essential support for those affected by this tragic condition. Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), meanwhile, is the chosen


charity for ‘Family Portrait Awards’. Te charity aims to prevent young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, screening and research, and supports affected families. For more information, call Catherine at Dermot Murphy


Photography on 028 9909 6976, Bob at Bob McEvoy Photography on 07802 466302, or check out the National Portrait Awards website at www.nationalportraitawards.com.


Nimans Home sets its sights on Ireland


Fast-growing consumer tech and baby supply specialist Nimans Home is expanding into Ireland by joining forces with leading sales agency Casa Tomara. Baby brands such as Hush, Snuza, Sleepybobo, Milk Monster and Yoomi will spearhead the new venture. ‘2016 has been a year to remember for us and we’re now looking forward to rolling out our growing portfolio across both North and Southern Ireland,’says Head of Nimans Home, Stephen Gridley. ‘We have chosen Casa Tomara as our strategic business partner due to the company’s excellent reputation and unrivalled networking expertise and general industry experience. Tey have already secured a lucrative BT baby monitor deal with a national toy and nursery chain which means we will hit the ground running in 2017.’


Success for Concord Reverso


Te Concord Reverso.Plus safety seat has scored very highly in tests carried out by the German product analysis magazine, Stiſtung Warentest. Te Reverso.Plus was named as the safest seat in its category with a fantastic score of 1.8 points. Te tests also valued the seat’s excellent anchoring system to the vehicle seat, its easy installation system and the clear, easy-to-understand instructions and information on the product, all of which help to reduce the risk of incorrect installation. http://en.concord.es


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