Anne Coates put the Britax B-AGILE 3 pushchair through its paces on a recent trip to Brighton travelling by bus, train and across the stoney beach. B-AGILE 3 passed with flying colours!
Research by the Hygiene Council reveals that less that 44 per cent of lunchboxes are cleaned and disinfected daily. Cross-contamination can cause food-borne illnesses. Here are some tips and advice for lunchbox hygiene.
This year's collection of Clarks Back To School shoes is even more fashionable than ever. Louise Pollard took daughter Mathilde to the Clarks shop in Bromley to try out their fitting service.
Emily Elias has already seen two children – her daughter and older son – through toilet training so was ideally placed to try out the Tippitoes Boy's Toilet Trainer for her younger son, Sam.
Going to school or nursery your children's clothes and possessions need to be labelled. The Brother Labelling Machine will print as many or as few labels as you need and, of course, you can change the name for each child. So if it's back to school of just starting, Brother P-touch 1080 makes identifying clothing an belongings so much easier.
A functional but fashionable range of swimwear for active toddlers and children aged two to 14, Platypus Australia provides a UPF 50+ rating which blocks out at least 97.5 per cent of harmful untraviolet radiation. Harriet Coates tried out the Sunshirt SS and Lycra Broadshort.
GtechAirRAM™ has received the Good Housekeeping Institute endorsement after rigorous testing of this innovative vacuum cleaner that is sucking up success across the UK. Anne Coates put it to the PWT test.
Ella's Kitchen launches new desserts with specified stages to help parents to effortlessly introduce dairy to their babies' diets. The desserts include fromage frais, yoghurts and rice puddings. Yvette Henlon and her daughter Victoria went along to Kentish Town City Farm to try them out.
