Archive for December, 2009

A great way of keeping toddlers safe when they are out of their buggies, allowing them independence but keeping them close at the same time

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Look after your little people – expert first aid for your home From first-aid essentials to life-saving procedures, it’s worth having someone who knows what they are doing to cope with life’s little (and big) emergencies. The new edition of this manual, published in association with the British Red Cross, gives you the knowledge you need instantly if a baby or child falls ill or gets hurt. User-friendly step-by-steps tell you how to treat babies and children f (more…)

Our comfortable security harness has a 1.2m strap that allows your toddler freedom to explore while still remaining close to you. Slips on easily and simple to adjust. The wrist strap can also be used separately. Lightweight and washable.

Sunshine Kids Sure-Steps – Child Security Harness has a strap that allows your toddler freedom to explore up to 4ft away form you while remaining in contact. The Harness slips on easily and fastens in the back for easy adjust (more…)

Converts most dining chairs into a safe seat for a small child

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Is baby too hot or too cold?

These safety thermometer cards ensure that an infant’s room is not dangerously too hot or uncomfortably too cold.

Although the cause of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is not known. The Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths (FSID) recommends that a child sleep in room temperatures between 61F (16C) to 68F (20C) with 65F (18C) being just right. Most adults find it difficult to judge room temperature and the FSID suggests the use of a simple room t (more…)

Our Baby Bear Forehead Medical Thermometer is fast and reliable way to check for changes in temperature.

Use it to monitor for temperature trends and for the first signs of fever. The Forehead Thermometer is a safe, simple and effective temperature guide.

As seen from the picture, it can be used whilst baby or toddler is asleep and with very little disturbance.

The forehead thermometer is in increments of 1C and comes with full instructions and a vinyl storage wallet.
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Design Create/Make your own Baby Nursery thermometer Cards, Room Thermometer Cards or business cards, just like our own in our Amazon store, with our adhesive backed liquid crystal Thermometer strips. (Cards not included).
3 thermometer strips are supplied in a pack. Temperature range: 9ºC – 27ºC
Dimensions: 7cms x 1cms
The possibilities are endless for any card making project or present, that can use a use a thermometer for temperature measurement.
Your own decorated cards wo (more…)

BabyO s Medical Infrared Forehead Child Thermometer is the number one thermometer for any child and is commonly used amongst doctors and mothers. It is used by more doctors’ offices and mothers than any other infrared child thermometer brand. Your child s forehead is regarded as the one of the most reliable places to get a consistent reading of core body temperature. ABC concerning forehead temperature 1. What is forehead temperature?
Forehead temperature is the same temperatur (more…)

This Digital Thermometer which is perfect for a baby is recommended highly by Doctors and mothers around the world.
The main benefits of this thermometer: – Flexible and rubber tip ensures that your baby’s skin remains scratch-free
- Takes precise measurements both orally, axillary and rectally.
- Recored highly accurate temperature within 60 seconds.
- Sound signal at the beginning and end of temperature reading.
- Auto storage of last reading
- Comes with protective case.

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Is baby too hot or too cold?

These safety thermometer cards ensure that an infant’s room is not dangerously too hot or uncomfortably too cold.

Although the cause of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is not known. The Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths (FSID) recommends that a child sleep in room temperatures between 61F (16C) to 68F (20C) with 65F (18C) being just right. Most adults find it difficult to judge room temperature and the FSID suggests the use of a simple room t (more…)