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Earlier this week I was invited to the Natural Baby Shower store in Bagshot, Surrey to learn more about the brand and experience the shop for myself. It’s somewhere I hadn’t heard of previously and I was interested to see what the store had to offer.
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We had so many change bags when the children were small – from the free ones that came with baby club memberships, to designer ones and ones that had so many pouches and attachments with them. We had across body ones, shoulder bags and even backpacks and looking back we didn’t have the perfect baby change bag at any point. It made me think that maybe the perfect baby change bag just doesn’t exist.
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Regular readers will know how into running and general exercise I have become over the last couple of years – and more so over the last few months. I am always looking for ways to fit exercise into daily life, especially with a young family, so when we were offered the change to try out the Thule Glide running stroller I couldn’t wait to give it a go.
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Although Little Man is now three he can’t manage the walk to school and back. We use a pushchair for this as well as on long days out – especially our regular trips to Legoland. We’ve been looking for a lightweight stroller for the last few months to save space in our car boot and to be easier to store at home.
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Last summer, when Little Man was the same age LP was when we started potty training her, Pourty sent us their great range of potty training products to help Little Man on his way. However, all children are different and Little Man showed no interest in potty training at all. So we left it a while to do things in his own time.
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I have been lucky enough to try out most Graco pushchairs over the last couple of years and for me they will always be a brand I can trust that also gives great value for money. Up until now though their designs have played it safe and have stuck to a single colour on a pushchair – although I know the Graco Evo Mini had a range of funkier colour options after it was first released. Because of this I was pretty impressed when I saw the Graco Metro – a classic Graco design but with a really bold black and white colour pack. I have to admit that I was excited about it purely for the white chassis and fabric print!
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When we moved Little Man from his cot into a bed we stopped using a sleeping bag with him mainly because I was scared of him falling out of the bed or something and not being able to climb safely back in again. The main problem though is that Little Man finds it hard to cover himself back up with the duvet at night and so often we find him uncovered and as the nights are getting colder I was worrying that he’d get too cold.
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We haven’t used double strollers in quite a while now, since we started using a buggy board. But there are times when LP can’t walk very far, where she tires easily and where I end up pushing Little Man in the pushchair whilst giving LP a piggy back. When Joie got in contact to introduce us to their Joie Aire Twin Stroller I thought it would be a solution on our tiring days out.
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Since the children were young we have always used blackout blinds with them to make a consistent sleeping environment for the baby. There have been times though where we would have loved to have a blackout blind but just didn’t have one with us. Holidays, weekends away or just a night at a friend or relatives house. When I was asked to review the Magic Blackout Blind from Magic Whiteboard I hoped it would be a great fix for these occasions.
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Although Little Man is now two there is no sign of him being out of the pushchair for long period of time as he just gets tired too quickly. With this in mind I was pleased when Graco asked us if we’d like to review their new Graco Blox stroller.