I live for online shopping and mail order - I'm just not a high street shopping kinda mummy. I regularly buy fashion online and through catalogues but this week I am reviewing the baby and nursery department from Littlewoods.
I was really impressed by the range of items on sale for babies and toddlers by Littlewoods. I hadn't really thought of them before as specialists in baby products but now I would look at Littlewoods to see if they sold what I was looking for before resorting to the high street.
We tried out this very sturdy plastic changing mat which has raised edges to help stop your baby from rolling too far. The Ladybird My Little World Change Mat costs £12.99 and is available in pink or blue. I like it because it fills our whole changing unit and doesn't leave a gap at the edges for stuff to fall into (and dust to collect) and also because it is pink without being garish.
I also splashed out on this Nike tracksuit for Holly! Mr. B. cringes when he sees Holly wearing it but I think she looks funky and it really is one of the highest quality items of clothing Holly currently owns (which I would expect from the Nike name).
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The Nike Baby Tri Colour Suit comes in a pink/grey combo or a green and blue combo. The tracksuit bottoms have a stretchy elasticated waist and the hooded top has a zip fastening. Despite what Mr. B. thinks, Holly looks very snuggly in it.
Finally, I was REALLY surprised to see that Littlewoods sold baby cosmetics. There are some gift boxes for new mums and babies available to buy but there are also individual bottles and packs of baby essentials. This Burts Bees Baby Bee Bubble Bath is one of our all time favourites.
At £12 the bubble bath is a little more expensive than I would expect to pay on the high street, as was the changing mat but for the convenience of home delivery and easy returns without the hassle of the high street then I am usually happy to pay a little more.
I was really impressed by the range of items on sale for babies and toddlers by Littlewoods. I hadn't really thought of them before as specialists in baby products but now I would look at Littlewoods to see if they sold what I was looking for before resorting to the high street.
We tried out this very sturdy plastic changing mat which has raised edges to help stop your baby from rolling too far. The Ladybird My Little World Change Mat costs £12.99 and is available in pink or blue. I like it because it fills our whole changing unit and doesn't leave a gap at the edges for stuff to fall into (and dust to collect) and also because it is pink without being garish.
I also splashed out on this Nike tracksuit for Holly! Mr. B. cringes when he sees Holly wearing it but I think she looks funky and it really is one of the highest quality items of clothing Holly currently owns (which I would expect from the Nike name).
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The Nike Baby Tri Colour Suit comes in a pink/grey combo or a green and blue combo. The tracksuit bottoms have a stretchy elasticated waist and the hooded top has a zip fastening. Despite what Mr. B. thinks, Holly looks very snuggly in it.
Finally, I was REALLY surprised to see that Littlewoods sold baby cosmetics. There are some gift boxes for new mums and babies available to buy but there are also individual bottles and packs of baby essentials. This Burts Bees Baby Bee Bubble Bath is one of our all time favourites.
At £12 the bubble bath is a little more expensive than I would expect to pay on the high street, as was the changing mat but for the convenience of home delivery and easy returns without the hassle of the high street then I am usually happy to pay a little more.
