The Duette is a limited edition pushchair, only available from the Mamas & Papas website. They were keen for us to test it, and happily our tester Kath has brand new baby Joe all set and ready to try it. I had a mail from Kath;
“buggy arrived today and is now assembled and taking up most of our hall! …It looks like a lovely buggy – haven’t actually used it yet but might even venture to toddler group with it tomorrow!”

Keep an eye on the reviews section to see how Kath gets on with it.

The review is now live! I have to say I love these cups. Not so much for Ella – she’s still a little young for the 360 Junior Cup, and has only just started to use it. But for the older boys they’ve been fab. They have been used on poorly boys in bed and in front of the tv wrapped in a duvet, they have been used on ‘film night’ so that Sir Clumsalot Toby is allowed a drink in the lounge, secure in the knowledge that the cream carpet will be safe – Joe even took it to school in a packed lunch on occasion, with no 6 yr old ribbing from class mates takingn place as they do NOT look like a baby cup.
Well done Amadeus – another winner, I’m thinking, that has a much broader age-range than the anywayup cup, with the same high design standards. And all British-made too, doncha know :D.

Three Bags Full are new to LittleStuff – and new in the UK.

Practicality, function and style are three words that summarise Three Bags Full children’s clothing. We love merino wool – its such a practical textile for children’s clothing. We reviewed the sleeping bag from Bambino Merino which Katy and I both adore, and we’re currently testing their merino pyjamas.

But Three Bags Full do very funky tops – gorgeous designs, fab colours, and oh-so-practical too. Plus they go up to age 6, so we’re not talking just for the babies here. Have a look at their site, and keep your eye on our reviews section – we’ll be posting a review on their tops soon.

Well, two weeks ago a perfectly written, concise and amusing review was lost by t’internet, and its replacement was similarly sweated over, spellchecked and then lost by Cyber Evilness, I threw my hands up in disgust and left it alone.
This morning i was feeling ready to tackle it for a third time. And this time I did the sensible thing and composed it off line and saved it before uploading it (duh).
Of course, this time it uploaded perfectly.
So it’s there. The Hauck Babycenter Travel Cot Review. In all it’s a very very long story (Katy’s iChat actually said

oh
my
word
HOW
LONG
IS
THAT
DARN
REVIEW?????

So I’m thinking it was a tad too long).
But it was worth it. And if you don’t read the whole thing (which you totally should, after all the effort I put in), the conclusion is;

‘Go Buy One. It’s FAB!’

Kath is one of our Crack Team of Testers, and we’re pleased to say that she gave birth to baby Joe today! Isn’t he beautiful (well, what we can see of him!).
HUGE congratulations Kath from us all – and welcome baby Joe. he can have a couple of weeks to settle in before he starts work test driving the new M&P Duette pushchair… :D

I’m so pleased! One of our new advertisers Happy Tiny Babies has asked us to review the absolutely brilliant New Zealand maternity lingerie company Hot Milk. They specialise in maternity lingerie that is ‘a little daring and a little naughty’.
Sexy feeding bras, at last – I can’t wait!