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The Safety 1st Handle Flex Lock is an easy to install and use home safety essential that keeps children from opening cabinets. The SecurTech® visual indicator guarantees that the device has been correctly locked and adjustable pins means it fits any kind of cupboards. The lock has a quick release double action and can be used with any type of doors, both with handles or doorknobs. Stays on door
Multi-adjustable seating positions with reclining function, suitable from birth
Spacious, easily accessible shopping basket
Simple folding mechanism - Carriage stands folded upright
Can be easily used as a travel system
Removable storage table with cup holder
Especially agile thanks to the swiveling front wheels
Generous sun canopy with viewing window
5-point adjustable safety belt Amble
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So you’re having a baby - and you have no idea where to start. Don’t worry - we get that! Information will be pouring out of your pores as you scour blogs, websites, attend baby courses run by the hospital, chat to your midwives at your check ups, question your friends with babies and have late night phone calls with your mum. What do I really need? Why is everything so expensive? What on
Sometimes in life, no matter how independent and #bosswoman you are, you just need someone to tell you what to do. As a mum especially, being suddenly thrown into unfamiliar territory where suddenly you are the ultimate decision maker can be real tricky! From the big ticket items on what to buy for your baby in the lead up, to questioning whether their
temperature is high enough to see a doctor -
Traveling with children - to some people, the very words can cause them to break out in hives. To others, it seems achievable but only with a military grade action plan. And then, to a very small minority, it seems like a really fun way to spend your time off. But this article is not for those
people, because they are hardly the kind of people desperately searching Google for ‘traveling with
To think that only 30-40 years ago, car seats were not only not obligatory, but used as a device to simply help children be able to see properly out the windows certainly boggles the mind. My own stories from my mother about my car seats involve simply putting a seatbelt around the capsule, or a little brown hard foam type seat I would sit on with a seatbelt around me. When I look at the car
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