Brands

The Children Collection from STOKKE is an innovative and stylish range of children's furniture and stroller products. All items in the collection are designed to effectively combine function with practicality, whilst offering a truly unique and contemporary look. [ more ]

From carry bags to backpacks, maternity bags and kid’s bags, there is an Allerhand bag designed to suit every need. Each bag is full of useful internal and external pockets and pouches and every changing bag comes with a detachable single bottle holder, dummy pocket, clear zip pouch, first aid pouch and changing mat. [ more ]

The Bumbo Baby Sitter is an original, award winning baby seat. Its unique design allows your baby to sit unassisted, supported safely and comfortably. It enables your child to confidently observe its surroundings, whilst also acting as an 'extra set of hands' for parents. [ more ]

If the sound of your child riding around on a handmade animal scooter is music to your ears, you must check out our range of four-wheel scooters. Meticulously hand crafted in Germany, Janoschik has come up with classic animal designs for your children to ride around on. . [ more ]

Wrap, snuggle and bundle your little ones in this delightful collection of the softest fleece blankets, wraps and muffs. Dutch company Lodger combines easiness, comfort and safety in one single product. [ more ]

Hanke designs and manufactures beautiful, durable and high-quality products that children adore. New from Hanke is Le Baron, the children’s lounge chair. Le baron is designed for children aged one to 10 years. The curved design ensures the children have a luxurious space to sit and feel secure. The chair is available in 6 colours: red, orange, pink, lime, blue and dark grey. One of the big and small cushions can be replaced by any of the 6 colours to make a more personalised choice. [ more ]

Exquira has found a great product named “It's a Clock!” This fantastic line of products enables children from 3+ years to learn to understand the concept and perception of time. A traditional clock is actually an ancient tool from the 16th century, and has not developed much since then. Most kids do not learn to tell the time until they are 8 years old, while many of them already master complex tricks of calculus by that age! It’s a clock will change this![ more ]