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Marks and Spencer Baby Range
Baby, there’s a new boss in town….Marks and Spencer have put together a truly inspiring baby range. With everything designed to the highest standard and thoughtful touches to give you piece of mind. The Autograph layette collection features traditional designs and luxe detailing. Many of their newborn gifts come in beautiful packaging ready for giving.
Marks and Spencer now also stock quality baby brands from Avent and Doctor Brom to Baby Bjorn and Skip Hop, to make shopping for your little one even easier.
View the new Marks and Spencer baby range.
The Best Baby Bouncer
The BabyBjorn Babysitter Balance
We also used this bouncer as a sleeping aid during the first few months as it has a smooth and gentle rocking motion.
We love the stylish design which is something that can be hard to find with many baby products. It doesn’t look out of place in our lounge, it’s as if it were designed to complement our existing furniture.
The BabyBjorn Babysitter Balance
It’s durable, made of quality material, has a stylish design and a reversible cover.
There are 3 seating positions for your baby that have been specifically design for play, rest and sleep. You can add the Babybjorn Googly Eyes Toy
Features of the BabyBjorn Babysitter Balance
- Suitable from birth – 2 years approx
- Develops motor skills and balance creating a calm, natural rocking that helps develop your child’s motor skills and balance
- Fun for your baby with your baby’s own movements making the bouncer rock
- Ergonomic design provides the proper support for your child’s head and back
- Seat molds to baby’s body to provide the correct back support
- Made from airy mesh that’s soft and cool against your baby’s body, certified in accordance with Oeko-Tex standard 100, class 1 for baby products
- Grows with your child
- Three positions – play, rest and sleep
- Easy to fold for storage and transport
- Developed in close collaboration with medical experts, parents and children
- Rests firmly on the floor with its anti-glide strips that also protect the floor
First Holiday with Baby in Orford
We ventured to Orford on our first holiday with our baby when she was just 8 weeks old.
Suddenly it was no longer about throwing a few clothes into a bag, it was now about making sure we had absolutely everything we needed for our precious little one!
The car was laden full with baby gear including her baby monitor, moses basket, baby bath, activity play mat, numerous outfits of clothing to cover all eventualities of weather, Baby Bjorn Baby Carrier, breast pump, pram, Moby Wrap (we were still in the fourth trimester) and my parents!
We weren’t even going very far, staying within the confines of the UK so we could drive a reasonably short distance. Up until this point our baby had only travelled in a taxi home from the hospital.
Travelling from London to Orford near the Suffolk coast was going to take at least 2 hours. We were certain we’d need to take several breaks to ease the journey (and calm ourselves should our baby take an extreme dislike to her car seat or the car or her Daddy’s driving)!
Pump Street Bakery
Thankfully I’d remembered to include her soothing classical baby music which helped her to sleep almost the entire journey (we were shocked) and kept us relaxed during the busy drive out of London.
Orford is a stunning small town, dominated by the 12th century Orford Castle and Orford Church.
It has some of the best restaurants in the area including Ruth Watson’s Crown and Castle and the Butley Orford Oysterage.
Orford Castle
Suffolk is an amazing and fairly untouched part of England.
It has a stunning coastline and some of the most beautiful inland forests suitable for walking, horse riding and cycling with plenty of walkways and bridal paths.
You can find out more about this amazing location for family holidays at Discover Suffolk.
For somewhere to stay visit Suffolk Secrets which has some of the most beautiful cottages, houses and beach huts for holidays in Suffolk. These are available for rental by the week or for a short break.
