Soft Baby Cloth

What makes these bowls special is their unique design which helps to prevent any spillage and scrape excess food from the spoon.

They come in a range of stunning colours and made from soft but sturdy silicone.

Features:

Suction base (sticks to most surfaces) to prevent knocking over
Microwave, freezer and dishwasher safe
Stain Proof
BPA and Toxic free
100% Food Safe Silicone
Will never go mouldy
Comes with a silicone spoon (soft on gums)

To get the best suction out of your bowl, press firmly in the centre of the bowl using either your finger or a spoon. To release simply lift the tab.

Care:

Please clean before first use using warm soapy water. Alway supervise your baby while eating and discard the first sign of wear or damage.

Mother’s Little Helper – The book which was responsible for getting four brands of baby wipes recalled from supermarkets in New Zealand because they contained a banned substance.

This is a must-have book for new mums because it explains what chemicals, commonly used in baby products, to avoid, why and how.

It also gives 84 wonderful old-fashioned recipes for everything from making your own baby wipes to rice cereal and face lotion.

Studies have shown that some babies are born pre-polluted with more than 200 chemicals in their bodies, and in the US pediatricians are petitioning the government to ban some of the 80,000 chemicals in our environment that didn’t exist just 80 years ago.

This is a great gift for the baby shower and if you’re going to be a grandma, what better gift than sharing some old-fashioned, tried and trusted baby raising recipes?

“What a thoroughly useful, sensible and reassuring source of information for new mums …… I’m certainly going to make sure my daughter has a copy,” says Judy Bailey.

“Her honesty and humour is clearly heard in her words. I wish I had this book to read during my first pregnancy. What a wealth of vital information for all new mums,” says Lorraine Downes.

“This wonderful book is the perfect gift for new mums. Packed full of sensible advice and common sense, it’s like having a grandmother on hand at any hour of the day and night,” says Kerre Woodham.