WHAT TO PACK SWEET DREAMS
The Sleepytroll is the ultimate sleeping aid for parents on the go, rocking your little one to sleep in their pram, car seat or baby bouncer while you enjoy a sumptuous hotel lunch! This baby rocker is fully charged in just two hours and has a built-in motion and sound sensor. £127
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When hiring a car abroad, you’ll feel much happier taking your baby’s regular car seat along. The Cybex Cloud T i-Size FGNKXGTU C PGCT ƃCV RQUKVKQP CPF its 3D mesh structure is ideal for all-round ventilation and warm-weather travel, improving breathability by up to six times. £230
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The one must-have travel item when you’re pregnant or nursing is the bbhugme pillow. The pillow’s design CNNQYU [QW VQ CFCRV VJG ƂTOPGUU CPF shape to your body as it grows, and offers support when feeding a newborn. Thanks to its handy travel bag, I wouldn’t go abroad without it. £153 uk.
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Best buys for babies
Travelling with a baby doesn’t have to be stressful – Aspire editor and soon-to-be mum of two Hollie-Rae Brader shares her top baby-friendly travel accessories
PACKING APPEAL
You’re bound to feel overloaded when you’re travelling with a tot in tow, so clever packing is absolutely essential. I love the water- repellent and durable Kaos Ransel changing bag, which comes with eight handy pockets and is made from recycled bottles and vegan leather. £129
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itskaos.com CHANGING PLACES
Some baby changing spaces are less than ideal when you’re overseas – and having a luxe changing mat can make the world of difference. I love Finnson’s Maggie Eco Travel Changing Mat, which is water-resistant and wipeable and even comes with two pockets for nappies and wipes. £39
scandiborn.co.uk SENSORY TIME
I adore Etta Loves products, which are all designed to support a baby’s visual development and brain connections. These sensory Hanging Squares are the ideal travel accessory, with rattles and crinkle fabric
all part of the design. £22
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