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“When you’re having fun in the water with your little one, who wants to worry about those embarrassing little accidents” Department of Health, it’s never too early to start!

Unlike disposable nappies, Huggies® Little Swimmers® do not swell on contact with water, allowing your little one freedom of movement to splash around and have a great time. We’ve even got Extra Small swim nappies that are just right for babies under 6 months. According to the

So relax with Huggies® Little Swimmers® – your little one’s going to love the fun Disney graphics. And you’ll enjoy knowing they’ve got all the protection they need.”

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XS = 3-6 kg (7-13 lbs)
S = 7-12 kg (16-26 lbs)
M = 11-15 kg (24-24 lbs)
L = 15 kg+ (32 lbs+)

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This pack of 50 mini muslin’s has been used continuously with Scrumpy since he was born and at six months I still use them daily.

Last updated 19/08/2009

The cheapest place to buy the Baby Einstein Discover & Play Star online is John Lewis but the cheapest place overall, if you are willing to pick up, is the Disney Store. All prices on our site are updated weekly or when we are notified by the retailer, whichever is more timely.

Last updated 19/08/2009

The cheapest place to buy Freddie the firefly online or in the real world is amazon. All prices on our site are updated weekly or when we are notified by the retailer, whichever is more timely.

Top Gear presenter James May is looking for volunteers to help him build a new house in Surrey – made entirely out of Lego bricks. As part of his BBC series James May’s Toy Stories, he plans to build a two-storey house in the middle of the Denbies Wine Estate, in Dorking and live in it for a weekend.

More than three million Lego bricks have been delivered to the site. May will host a building day next Saturday, when members of the public can help him with the project.

Two months ago James May built a garden out of plasticine
“I’ve got a man working on a flushing Lego lavatory. We think it’s possible. “Things like power supply, sanitation and plumbing coming into the house are as they could be for a real building… everything within my Lego house must as far as possible be Lego,” he said.

May said although he already had thousands of Lego bricks, he could not be sure there would be enough. “So if people do have bricks that aren’t being used that they would be happy to donate to a very worthy pioneering Lego cause, then we’ll be happy to take them off your hands.”

The event follows two other successful toy challenges which saw May build what was said to be the world’s first Plasticine garden, which won the People’s Choice Award at the Chelsea Flower Show, and also the world’s largest model plane.

Anyone interested in taking part in the Lego house build, or who has Lego bricks to donate, should e-mail lego@plumpictures.co.uk.

Yesterday I asked an M&S employee when they were having their sale, thinking it was common knowledge and I was just behind the curve, and she looked startled and did some kind of allo alllo looking around movement, I actually thought she was going to do the whole ‘listen very carefully I shall say this only once’ routine.

She then told me she had worked there for 5 years and didnt want to get sacked but it starts on today at 9am. So naturally I respected her request to keep it under my hat, and have released the info to the world wide web.

If I could squeeze into monsoon girls clothing I would wear them non stop, they have some of the most beautiful prints around, and the colours are absolutely spot. The only problem is that the prices are really rather high. I think the clothes are probably worth the money, but I just can’t afford to pay out that kind of money on something that is going to be covered in carrot by the end of the week.

The massive bonus is that their sales are brilliant, more often than not they are 50% off and there is always loads of stock, and the items in the sale are the same items that I have been craving over for the past 6 months, not just a load of toot from the store cupboard.

Embroidered cotton booties, 50% off, were £10, now £5

Anabelle blouse, 50% off, was £16, now £8

Morris swim shorts, 50% 0ff, were £12, now £6

ASOS have only recently branched into children and baby wear, and am I glad they have. Just like the original site, the sales are great, it almost makes buying things from them out of the sale too excruciating as you know that any minute they could knock 50% off.

They stock all of the big names in the baby world, and the biggest plus by far is their Boden range, which is heavily reduced and actually in stock!

Here are just a few of the gems:

This very original cotton Snuglo alphabet sleepsuit is now £5, was £20, with the letters B O Y highlighted in blue, they also have a girls version for the same price.

This beautifully bright fishy number is now £6 was £13, by green baby.

And this lovely red cardi is from Boden at a very reasonable £8, was £22.

Happy shopping!

Some nice bargains to be had at Clarks, up to 50% off kids shoes and up to 70% on grown ups.

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