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When to Switch From a Carrycot to a Pushchair: Signs of Readiness and Safety Rules

The switch from a carrycot to a pushchair seat usually happens between 6 and 9 months, when your baby can sit up unaided, hold their head steady, and starts to resist lying down. Knowing when to switch from a carrycot to a pushchair comes down to your baby’s development, not their age. Carrycots are built for babies up to 9 kg (approx. 19,8 lb) under BS EN 1466:2023 – a weight most babies reach between 8 and 11 months. Once your baby reaches that weight, the carrycot is no longer suitable – readiness signs or not.

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Newborn’s First Bath: Tips and Tricks for Parents

First infant bath is one of those parenting experiences that looks easy in theory but is fraught with uncertainty in practice. These feelings are understandable, as the little one seems so fragile, but it’s time to put the fear aside!

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Which? & Venicci – Awards for an Excellent Range of Products

Since the beginning of our brand, our goal has been to create products that bring real value to our customers’ daily lives. We have developed a unique range of products specifically aimed at families with young children, and this requires careful attention from the initial planning and design stages.

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Preparing for Fatherhood. Everything You Should Know

Congratulations on becoming a dad! You have many joys ahead of you, as well as a lot of changes and challenges, both – big and small. While many articles focus on the mother’s role, the father’s role is just as important. So, it’s essential to prepare yourself properly.

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How to Make a Birth Plan That Works for You in Several Steps

Childbirth is a significant event in every woman’s life – whether it is her first or her second/third time. On the one hand, there is the joy and excitement of welcoming a baby into the world; on the other hand, there is the anxiety of being in the hospital, the pain, or the challenge ahead.

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