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Baby Products & Toys

Owlet Cam and Smart Sock

owletbabycare.co.uk

Owlet Cam £149

Owlet Cam and Smart Sock Bundle £379

Bringing your newborn home and daring to take a step out of the same room is an enormous leap of faith for new parents, for me the need for reassurance is constant. But having a baby monitor that you watch with the same obsession as you watch your newborn gives little opportunity for all-important rest.

Lollipop Smart Baby Camera

Peace of mind is one of the top 10 things in the head of a parent and an undisturbed night’s sleep would be up there too, before I had kids, I had a blissful image in my mind of standing in the doorway of my child's bedroom watching them sleep peacefully, turns out in reality this would not be so easy.

Beanko Changing Station

Change. Stow. Go! It sounds easy and now the Beanko Changing Station ensures that it is.

Allowing parents to change their baby from the comfort of their own car when need be, this innovative product is perfect when heading out on road trips with the family. Gone are the days of desperately searching for a suitable place to change them and it is clear from the outset that this has been designed by a busy parent fed up with being caught out with no facilities nearby.

Diono Flexa stroller

www.uk.diono.com

£249.99 – £349.99

Tula Half Buckle

The Tula Half Buckle is another baby carrier to emerge on the market. What makes this difference to all the others, you ask? Well, alongside the ergonomic design, it comes with innovative body paneling. There are three width settings and two height settings, these allow you and your little one to be as comfortable as possible, it also means the Tula Half Buckle has a longer lifespan – holding newborns babies, all the way up to terrible twos.

Hipster Essential - MiaMily

The MiaMily Hipster baby carrier was designed for everyone. Mothers, fathers, grandparents – this carrier has been made to be a practical and comfortable option for all, to enable wearers to continue living their normal lives, and to look good whilst they do it.