Stokke has a new treat when it’s time to eat!
Learning to eat is one of your baby’s most important firsts. Whether you’re snacking on-the-go or dining at the table, Stokke™ Munch™ has everything your little one needs to make the most of mealtimes. The product is also ergonomic, making it easy for little hands to hold and handle. The Stokke™ Munch™ collection is designed to encourage self-feeding, making it fun and easier than ever. Made to hold just the right amount of food for tiny tummies, the collection includes a supersoft bib, ergonomic spoon and fork, a stackable, space-saving plate, and even a cup and bowl with anti-drip soft silicone lids.
stokke.com
You wear them well!
Boba, the family-owned babywearing brand, which offers safe, stylish baby wraps and carriers, brings you the Boba X, which is ideal for adventures big and small. Ergonomically designed with the help of parents and baby wearing experts, the Boba X is effortlessly simple to use and, most importantly, comfortable for both wearer and baby! With modern families in mind, this ultimate carrier grows with your baby and allows you both to experience true ‘freedom together’.
uk-boba.co.uk
Get ready for summer!
The Cloby Swaddle Blanket & Clips combine functionality, high-quality beauty and delightful Dutch design! The gorgeous leather magnetic Cloby swaddle clips secure your swaddle blanket anywhere and, because the clips are reversible, you can choose which side best suits your fashion mood!
hippychick.com
For a good night’s sleep!
You can keep your little ones warm at night with one of Slumbersac’s award-winning, long-sleeve sleeping bags. And, what’s more, you can do your bit for charity every time your purchase one of Slumbersac’s fantastic products! For every sleeping bag sold, Slumbersac will give back to less fortunate mums and babies around the world. Your purchase of ONE Slumbersac sleeping bag provides much needed vaccinations and immunisations to TEN newborn babies!
slumbersac.co.uk
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