In a Reflux Rush? Skip to a Topic! What Is Baby Reflux? Do Bouncer Chairs Help With Reflux? The Benefits of Having a Bouncer The Bababing Float Baby Bouncer Final Thoughts - Just Do It! Babies suffering from reflux often experience pain and discomfort due to the stomach acid that is pushed back up into their esophagus - it's definitely not pleasant for your little one and it can be very distressing for parents.   If you’re looking for ways to help your little one, getting a bouncer might be the answer! Read on to find out how this little piece of equipment can help ease baby ref ..read more

Hi from Team Bababing! ?  The short answer is that if your baby fancies a snooze, they will take a daytime nap pretty much anywhere as long as they are comfy. End of the blog; thanks for stopping by. But wait... that's not to say that you should allow them to sleep anywhere that they are comfy. We have to consider the safety aspects. There's best practice advice for new parents, which we will cover in our nifty blog post from Bababing. Why Does It Matter Where My Baby Sleeps During the Day? The golden rule is that whether your baby sleeps in a crib, a Moses basket or a carr ..read more

Are you stuck trying to choose the best pram or pushchair for your baby? We've designed the Raffi Travel System from start to finish with practicality and quality in mind. Here's 5 reasons why our customers love their Raffi Travel System so much.  Go Anywhere Featuring full suspension with 7’’ front and 10” back wheels, meaning a very smooth, comfortable roll across all terrains. The Raffi is also incredibly lightweight with a super easy one-handed collapse mechanism to make getting in and out of the car a breeze.   Adapt As Your Baby Grows The innovative 3-in-1 system gives yo ..read more

Sitting here feeling like my clothes are getting tighter by the hour! Yes o.k maybe the Krispy Kreme for breakfast was indulgent, but I haven’t seen my feet in nearly two weeks, and I thought the dougnut wouldn’t be that bad would it? …. So, in a matter of a couple of months my bundle of joy will be joining us in this crazy world! We (my other half and I) have decided which room will be babies. Yes, I know for the first few weeks baby will be in a Moses basket in our room as I am going to try to breast feed. Yes, I am excited but also shaking in fear but my mum managed it so I'm sure I can? Wi ..read more

Now there is one very critical purchase we (the other half and me) have been putting off and that is of our car seat.  Yes, yes I know we have left it late, we have a week to delivery day, or D day as my grandad refers to) but in our defence, the other half knew he would need a bigger car, sadly the Convertible has had to go.  I don’t know if you are aware but taking your new born baby for an overnight trip to say at your parents, is the equivalent of taking the Queen on a nine month commonwealth tour of the southern hemisphere! The sheer volume of stuff is unbelievable, I am sure if ..read more

Sat am my desk, feeling like a space hopper, finding out that I am actually wedged into my chair! Only 2 days to go and I start on maternity leave. Then the blind panic sets in. I have worked full time for 15 years with probably only a handful of days off sick and obviously the 4 weeks holiday each year. But nine months with no actual work…. What on earth am I going to do? My friends tell me the time will fly by, but honestly I still have 2 weeks until baby is due and the house is spotless. The ‘nursery’ is ready and my bag is even packed and by the front door! Yes I’ve been making lists and t ..read more

Having a conversation with mum about what the baby will sit in when it’s not asleep, feeding or in its cot. She said she had two options when I was a baby, the baby bouncer placed in front of the washing machine or T.V! A simple one piece of fabric stretched over a thin metal frame that could be slipped off, washed, dried and refitted or an aeroplane that fitted to the door frame that dad used to complain that it chipped the paint off the woodwork! However mum used that aeroplane daily as she said I looked like I was in River Dance with my little legs! I looked at mum with confusion on my face ..read more

Where do you start....your friends give you advice, your mother gives you advice, your mother-in-law gives you advice but all of it is so contradictory and it’s such a minefield! You had no idea that the simple act of buying a pushchair could be so hard. Your mother-in-law wants you to buy something that she put her son in 30 years ago, your friends are all telling you about the new models that are all named after racing cars, fruit or posh Italian designers! All you really want is something that fits what you need; something that's functional, not too heavy and will fit in your Corsa! (Which ..read more

With just a few weeks left until the big day, you’re probably more than a little bit excited – we know we are! So, when you want your little one to join in the magic, our Christmas activities for babies are just the thing. Our plans for festive family fun aren’t just for outdoors, though. We’ve also got some great ideas so you can stay inside and spend a cosy day with your baby at Christmas. Why not try them all? Christmas Activities for Families with Babies 1) Meet Santa Of course, at the top of our list of Christmas activities for toddlers is meeting Santa. Little ones love to meet the big m ..read more

As long as your little one is properly wrapped up and you’ve got all the right equipment, there’s no reason your tiny tot can’t join you for a winter walk. Here, we’ve shared the five things you need to know to keep your baby warm and cosy on a winter adventure. Plan your walk carefully A stroll in the fresh air is good for you and your baby, but you don’t want to be too ambitious when it’s very cold outside. So, start by planning a short route, and don’t go too far off the beaten track, so you can always head back if your little tyke starts to fuss. It’s a good idea to have a set destination ..read more