Showing posts with label for your baby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label for your baby. Show all posts

Monday, May 19, 2008

The Treepee: it's a den; it's a tent; it's a whole load of stuff

The Treepee: it's a den; it's a tent; it's a whole load of stuff

One does wonder what unbalanced mind created the Treepee. At the same time I must admit that it does look like a lot of fun.

Hard to say precisely what it is: tent, den, trampoline or swing - and the manufacturers are making no definite statements other than that it can be any or all of the above. First, you pitch your tent. Then, you hoist it over a tree so that it hovers a couple of feet from the floor. Then, the trampoline base comes into its own, and you can either choose to bounce, 'surf', or simply sit and swing.

I suspect the core demographic for this product - kids - will not be so concerned with precisely what it is, but, rather, will be racing to try it out. And when we adults see that, perhaps we'll stop worrying, too.

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Dance Shoes

Dance Shoes
Dance with your baby

Thursday, May 8, 2008

Lodger Shelter All Season


Lodger Shelter All Season
The Lodger multifunctional Shelter is an all in one fleece baby sling and wrap! We at babyworld love this item. It really does keep your little one really warm in all weathers without the need for bulky jackets.
The Lodger Shelter can be used as a baby sling from birth to 5 months. To use as a sling, simply snuggle your baby in the shelter, fasten the clasp and lift over your shoulder. The carrying position mimics the womb which is very comforting for a small baby. The fleece is soft against skin yet is strong enough to carry upto 100 kgs.

Baby Hammock


Forget the baby, can I have one of these? I'm falling asleep just looking at its coziness. Hushamok is an old concept (gently rocking baby to sleep in a snug hammock) in a sleek new form. The stylish, steel frame provides a sturdy base from which babe can swing, while the cotton hammock offers a secure environment. And it comes in a variety of hues from natural to orange (yeh!). The Hushamok claims to be lightweight (guess that steel frame is hollow) as well as portable. At over $400, it's a bit steep for only a few months use. But can you put a price on a good night sleep?
Available at Genius Jones.