Review #14 - Suzy Wongs House of Yum, Nashville Tennessee

Well we are very excited to share with you this weeks review. The first one to be contributed to the Jetsetting Babies blog from one of our followers. We would like to say how we excited we are to bring you a review from Nashville Tennessee and remind all our readers if you would like to share one of your favourite places with us here at Jetsetting Babies we would love to hear from you, just pop on over to our Contribute Page and get all the information that you need. 

Suzy Wong's House of Yum

A: 1517A Church Street, Nashville, Tennessee, USA 37203

P: (615) 329-2913

W: http://www.suzywongsnashville.com/

E: info@suzywongsnashville.com

Opening Hours: Sun-Thurs 5pm - 11pm | Fri-Sat 5pm - 4am

Thankyou to our Yummy Mummy Liz and her Jetsetting Babies Emma and Lilly. Liz contributed the information for this weeks review all the way from Nashville Tennessee. Welcome to the Jetsetting Babies and we hope to hear more reviews from you.

Liz also has a blog why not pop over and check it out she has so many great recipes I can't wait to try some...

http://myfamilykitchen.wordpress.com/

Suzy Wongs House of Yum is located in the heart of the trendy alternative nightclub scene in Nashville Tennessee and is one of many chic and fashionable restaurants created and owned by chef and restaurateur Arnold Myint. The menu looks delish with a good variety of Suhsi, vegetarian and meat dishes some quite authentic others a little more western infused.

The food was rated at 7 out of 10 and Liz says "the food was above average... Lilly thoroughly enjoyed my tempura fried mushrooms and house salad." Service was rated a 6 out of 10 and it seems that while this is a fabulous restaurant with great food and is certainly a fashionable hang out spot it doesn't really cater for Mummies and their babies, here is was Liz had to say...

I managed to find the last parking space directly behind the building which is seated in a fairly industrial area of Nashville. Much to my chagrin, the back door was locked. So I trudged around the entire block to get the front of the building toting my one year old, 25lb child in my left arm, diaper bag, purse and two and a half year old’s hand in my right.  I managed to make it to the door without dropping anything, or anyone, and saw Jaime through the window. My first indication that this establishment was not particularly child friendly was when I noticed it was situated between two nightclubs. I was then told they did not have any kid’s cups or a kid’s menu and Emma was brought a sprite in a 7 inch tall glass with a straw.  I was a smart mom and brought along things for Emma to eat just in case. Lily, on the other hand, thoroughly enjoyed my tempera fried mushrooms and house salad. Not only were the bathroom facilities not kid or baby friendly, they were just plain guest unfriendly. One toilet for a place that is open until 4:00am? I don’t get it. The food was above average, the decor exuberant, the bar was enticing and I’m sure the patio was lovely. Unbelievably, there were a great deal of young parents with small children at the early hour. If Suzy Wong’s made an effort, it could capture a market to which they seem to peer down their 20-something year old noses.

Baby Changing - N

Highchairs - Y

Kids Menu - N

Children's Activities - N

(But Liz claims "a jar of apple sauce and four pairs of chopsticks cut in half can be wildly entertaining to a two year old.") Love it!!!

Love the Yummy Mummies and the Jetsetting Babies

xxx

Smooth as a babies bottom,

You all know the saying 'as smooth as a babies bottom.' As mothers we also know the reality of nappy rash, eczema, dermatitis and other skin irritations that seem to occur well basically every second day. When Amelie was first born she had very dried out skin. Dylan has had eczema and of course for all babies when teething hits so does the nappy rash. We are always on the look out for anything that can help prevent skin irritation for our babies.

Here are some of our top tips to keep those nasty skin irritations at bay:

- Don't use bubble baths or lotions that contain harsh chemicals a natural soap is best
- Use a non-bio washing powder as some washing powders can cause skin irritation
- Don't use harsh baby wipes, cotton wool & water will do fine or try Derma H2O Water Wipes
- In fact keep all chemicals out of the equation they will only cause skin irritation
- Don't keep your house too warm it will dry out the air and your babies skin
- Ensure your baby is always hydrated and getting plenty of fluids
- Keep bath times reasonably short, long soaks can dry out the skin
- Breast feed as long as you can, as this will reduce the chance of nappy rash or skin irritations
- Change nappies as soon as they are wet or soiled to keep your baby as dry as possible

Using natural remedies as apposed to store bought lotions and creams can often lead to much faster healing of dry skin and nappy rash, here are some that worked for us:

- Chamomile Tea in your babies bath is great at getting rid of dry skin

- After bath time a home made mix of organic olive and almond oil will add moisture

- Naked time for fresh air is a great healer for nappy rash and the babies will love it too

 

Love the Yummy Mummies and The Jetsetting Babies xxx

Baby Friendly and Eco Friendly wipes

If you are an avid reader of our blog you will know that we adore products for our tiny ones that help make motherhood that little bit easier. We get especially excited when we find products that are not only healthy for our babies, convenient for us but also low impact for the environment.

You all know the saying 'as smooth as a babies bottom.' As mothers we also know the reality of nappy rash, eczema, dermatitis and other skin irritations that seem to occur all too often. When Amelie was first born she had very dried out skin. Dylan has had eczema and of course for all babies when teething hits so does the nappy rash. We are always on the look out for anything that can help prevent skin irritation for our babies.

Midwives recommended that we only use cotton wool and water on our babies to keep as many chemicals away from them as we possibly could. This was a great tip. We have recently discovered a product that is suitable for babies from birth it has the convenience of wet wipes but the purity of cotton wool and water. This is especially great if you are out and about with your baby. Amelie and Dylan are 14 months old now but we still want to keep those chemicals away from them so we are delighted we don't have to give up the convenience of water wipes but can still do what is best for our babies.

Derma H2O, Water Wipes are a relatively new product on the Irish market.  Here is why we love them:

- The are made from renewable resources
- They are 100% biodegradable
- Made from 99.9% water
- No Parabens, Parfums, Preservatives, Alcohol, or other chemicals our babies just don't need
- Boots are a Derma H2O stockist,  you can't get more convenient than that!

If you are expecting baby or have a baby still in nappies and you haven't tried water wipes pop in to Boots and try them for your self. Pop over to the Derma H2O web-site for more information and your chance to win 3 months supply of Water Wipes! http://www.dermah2o.com/

For more tips on keeping dry skin and skin irritations at bay check out out blog; 'Smooth as a babies bottom'

Love the Yummy Mummies and The Jetsetting Babies

xxx

Imaginosity Children's Museum

Hi Everyone,

Firstly we would like to extend our thanks to all the mothers out there that recommended we visit Imaginosity Children's Museum with our families. We had some very fun days out there and now we want to pass it on to mothers everywhere! While the weather has been lovely lately and we have been spending most of our time out doors, this is Dublin and we all know we need something up our sleeve for those rainy days. I know where I will be the next time it clouds over and Amelie is dying to get out of the house. I really find Amelie is so much happier and most importantly sleeps so much better if she has been out and about running around and getting exhausted. Imaginosty is ideal for this full of activities and fun for children of all ages.

Imaginosity is a wonderful, non-for-profit children's 'creative space.' The museum, or more appropriately called Imaginosity is set over three floors and incorporates so many different aspects of life in to one big play area for children to get creative, use their imaginations and learn. There are so many different real life sets, complete with dress ups and props that it has almost to be seen to be believed. A supermarket, diner, building site, movie set, dolls house city and even a doctors surgery are amongst the different areas for the children to explore.

The cafe/restaurant attached is a great escape for parents to grab a quick coffee or snack while the children play. If you can eat before you go as the food was the only let down of the day. While the portions were large the food did not seem as fresh as it could be and I found my roast vegetable pannini very oily. While the portions were huge we were not overly impressed. The cakes and buns looked great though and there coffee was grand.




Imaginosity can suit babies, toddlers and children of all ages. I think my husband and I were having just as much fun as Amelie. I have been told that it can get very busy. We went mid week and while there were 80 school children booked in and tearing around while we were there the place is plenty big enough to cope with such large numbers. Tara visited with Andrew and Dylan on a Sunday afternoon and found it a really quiet time to pop in. On each floor there is a designated baby and toddler area for small children under the ages of two which the older children are not allowed to go. Amelie marvelled at the live fish swimming before her eyes, enjoyed planting vegetables in the garden and picking apples from the fruit tree. She also loved cooking up a storm in the kitchen area of one of baby and toddler areas. Tara said Dylan's favourite was the building site and he just loved playing with the bricks.

For more ideas and a listing of up and coming events for familes visit our Events Page

Visit the webiste for bookings and more information www.imaginosity.ie

Here are some phot's of us and the babies having a great  time on our visitis to imaginosity...

Fun at the Mad Hatters Tea Party

Hope everyone had a lovely Easter Weekend. We had great fun at the Mad Hatters Tea Party yesterday. There were free rides an easter egg hunt (which the mummies enjoyed a bit too much) bouncy castles for babies and then a couple of others for toddlers and then the old kids.All the characters from Alice in Wonderland were there too. Amelie and Dylan weren't too sure on the Mad Hatter and some of the other characters. Neither was I. Angi and Andrew decided to brave the tea cups and came off them looking a little green, the babies enjoyed it though so that was all that mattered.
Dun Loaghaire county council really did a great job and I am looking forward to their next even coming up soon. Check back at our events page to find out what's up next.
Did you go to the Mad Hatters Tea Party?  Did you have fun?

Here are some photos that we took.

Love the Jetsetting Babies and the Yummy Mummies
xoxo

Killruddery House Easter Egg Hunt

If you don't fancy joining us at the Mad Hatters Tea party tomorrow, Killruddery House is hosting its annual Easter Egg hunt in the beautiful grounds of this old House.

Easter weekend at Killruddery House & Gardens near Bray in Co. Wicklow is the start of an action-packed programme of events that runs until the end of September. On Easter Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday there will be an Easter Egg Hunt for families with children between 5 and 12. The Easter Bunny has laid a trail of clues and puzzles which will reveal his mobile number and his name! 

www.killruddery.com is where you can find all the latest information about events taking place during the summer such as Photography, Concerts, Flower Arranging demonstrations, Outdoor Theatre, Treasure Hunts, Film Shows and a Childrens’ Festival.

The new Garden Café serves drinks and cakes whenever the Gardens are open. At weekends the chef offers dishes like Killruddery-raised lamb loin with smoked paprika and a herb salad, and strawberry pie.


If you have any relatives over or you just fancy going somewhere different this is the place to go.


Love the Jetsetting Babies and The Yummy Mummies
xoxox

Review # 13 Idle Wild

                                      Idle Wild Cafe

Address:

20 St.Patrick's Rd. Dalkey, Co. Dublin. Ph: 012354501 

Telephone:

01 235 4501 

Dalkey is a beautiful little village by the sea just out side of Dublin. Many famous people  like Bono, Anne Lenox, Jim Sheridan and Neil Jordan live in Dalkey because of its picturesque views, friendly people and quaint village. Its also where Dallan and Andrew both grew up, and families are still there. I am always in Dalkey bringing Dylan to see his grandad and we always seem to find out selves having coffee or lunch in Idle Wild Cafe.
Situated in the heart of Dalkey, this little cafe is a great mix of home baking and good old fashioned food. It has a beautiful little court yard out side where you can sit on a nice day and as its enclosed its perfect for your little toddler to explore. Amelie and Dylan are both very adventurous and even though Amelie has been walking for months and Dylan is still cruising the furniture, they both want to be out of the high chair and looking around. So having an enclosed court yard where there is little they can do to hurt them selves is re assuring, and it allows us to actually enjoy a hot coffee while keeping an eye on the little ones with out having to walk around with them.
There is a kids menu which has all the usual yummy meals kids enjoy. No green beans in sight.
It has a lovely atmosphere and the staff are all very accommodating to moving around the tables to make way for the buggies bags and high chairs.
Its not a very big cafe and it can get very busy at lunch time so best to avoid the lunch time rush and go at 12 or just after 2pm.
It has 2 high chairs and the only down side is there isn't a changing room.

Baby Changin - N

Highchairs - Yx2

Kids Menu - Y

Childrens Activities - N

Love the Jetsetting babies and the Yummy Mummies
xoxo

Mad Hatter's Tea Party and a fun filled Easter weekend!

Hello Everyone,

The weekend is here and what stunning weather we have had, here's to hoping it last the Easter weekend and we can all soak up a little but of sunshine before it is over. Tara was just texting me asking me for ideas on what to do over the weekend. We have planned on getting the families together for a picnic and Easter egg hunt on Saturday I am really excited about that it is rare enough we can get the husbands and babies and ourselves all in the same place. I had a peak at our events page and was reminded that this Sunday is the Mad Hatters Tea Party in Mount Merrion.

This will be my first Mad Hatter's Tea Party. I have not been to one before but have always had a blast at event put on by the Dun Laoghaire - Rathdown County Council. Amongst others I have attended the Teddy Bears Picnic and Kick Start are stand out fav's!

It seems that in Deer Park on Easter Sunday there will be a rabbit, not the Easter bunny but in fact the white rabbit that showed Alice the way to wonderland. The park will come alive with characters from the magical story we all know so well. There will be make and do activities for the little ones, a 'Hat Walk' and storytelling too. If the weather holds out you know where Amelie and I will be this Sunday.

So dig out your craziest, zaniest, silliest hats and those Alice in Wonderland costumes and make your way to Deer Park the Easter Sunday. The Mad Hatter Tea Party is a free event running from 1pm to 5pm at Deer Park, Mount Merrion. The website promises a load of fun so pop over if you would like more information www.dlrevents.ie Oh and please don't forget the sun cream for you and your babies.

Love the Yummy Mummies and The Jetsetting Babies

xxx

Review # 12 - Eagans Bar & Restaurant

Eagans Bar & Restaurant

A:  Main Street, Portlaoise, Co. Laoise
T: +353 (0)57866754

We have a lot of family in Tipperary and decided a road trip would be an exciting way to celebrate St. Patricks Day. I am sure that my husband was just looking for any excuse not to have to brave the crowds in Dublin to see the parade, I dont blame him. We loaded up the car for the relatively short journey to along motorway. We decided to leave early during Amelie’s morning nap time and stop somewhere mid-way for lunch. Portlaoise was the perfect place and my husband remembered a little place that he had spent time with his family when he was younger. It was very sweet that he wanted to share this with us too. We walked down the busy main street and found an old looking bar and restaurant called Eagans. It was your average looking pub from the outside with not much to distinguish it from other pubs on the street but there were a few pleasant surprises on the inside. 

The space was used really well, I often find old Irish Pubs and Restaurants can be very poorly lit and while they are super cosy in the winter I tend to avoid them in the sunshine. Though in Eagans the use of sky lights, mirrors and large bay windows really lit up the pub and let the sun in. Amelie particularly enjoyed that murals dotted all over the walls painted by artist Naomi Heather. We found a sunny spot in one of the front windows. There were plenty of highchairs to go around and we were not the only ones there that day with a toddler, there were at least eight children of varying ages dotted about the place. We had vegetable soups and fed Amelie her lunch. I also got a coffee, to be honest I was not expecting the world from the looks of the coffee machine but that will teach me to be judgemental because it was great.

 

The place was totally baby friendly with at least 5 highchairs, several of which were in use while we were there. There were spotlessly clean and spacious changing facilities. There is endless space to park buggies and for a pub that has maintained its old school 'Irish Pub' charm it has modern facilities and great lighting. If your adventures take you through Port Laoishe, Eagans is a must for an enjoyable and ralaxed family meal.

Baby Changin - Y

Highchairs - Yx5

Kids Menu - Y

Childrens Activities - Y

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A friendship like no other...

"Two may talk together under one roof for many years, yet never really meet; and two others at first speech are old friends" - Mary Catherwood

Hello Everyone,

The blog has been a little quite last week. I have been processing the news that Tara and her lovely family are relocating to London. That is right London, we will be 462km away from each other, it has been hard to think of anything else. This post is toast to friendship. I will miss Tara more than can be translated in to any words, since we met when our babies were just a few weeks old we have been joined at the hip and I am so sad to say goodbye to her but even though we will be in different countries I know that we will still be just as close. We will always be just a phone call away and I know if she ever needs me Amelie and I will jump on the first plane to London town and be there to give her a hug.

Tara is a strength when I want to crumble, a motivation when I want to slump, a light when there is dark, a smile when i have only tears, she is my brave when I am scared, we are partners in crime, she inspires me and is my best friend.

"Most people come into our lives and quickly leave. It is a special few that come in and leave a footprint in our hearts and we are forever changed." - Anonymous

"Come with me Amelie"

Giggle Buddies

Partners in Crime

I hope you are all lucky enough to have a friendship like the one Tara and I share. I cherish it now and always will. Good luck Tara enjoy this amazing wonderful adventure, I am always just a phone call away and will be visiting you soon!

Angi

xxx

Overnight with Trunki - Packing Tips for Mothers

 

Here are my top five tips for packing for an overnight stay…

·         Pack a day earlier than you need to so you can go back over everything the day before you leave and either add what you have forgotten or take out what you won’t need

·         Make you have a great small bag or case for your baby and pack as little as possible, think less is more, if you even for a moment think you won’t need it don’t pack it!

·         Pack the sheets straight from your child's cot as the smell will remind them of home and they will sleep better in an unfamiliar place

·         Don't pack a zillion toys, just one or two favourites, you can get creative while you are away or if you are visiting other people with children they will have toys too. Pots and pans and other household items make for fun for your baby. Things in nature make great toys too; shells, pine cones or pebbles will keep children amused far longer than any of their toys from home.

·         If you have a baby monitor that is easily transported bring it along. We have a Motorola video monitor which has built in lullabies it is small to pack and made it so easy to keep Amelie's bed time routine the same as at home.

I recently went on an overnight trip to Tipperary to spend St. Patricks Day with some family. At first I was dreading packing for Amelie because it seemed like so much trouble for just two days but I remembered I managed to pack for her to go to Australia for a month and just got on with it. Turns out I had nothing to worry about, for a change I think I was spot on with my packing. By keeping the packing simple and stress free I enjoyed every moment of my few days away. I can’t wait to do it again really soon. Here is what I packed for the trip

·         Travel Cot

·         Baby monitor

·         Bugaboo

·         Trunki

·         Food for 2 days

·         Overnight bag for myself

Amelie’s Trunki was a gift from a friend for her christening, and this was the first time we used it. It was perfect for an overnight trip. It fit everything I needed for Amelie for the trip and while Amelie was too small still to ride it she knew that it was her case and had fun pulling it around the place. Here is what I packed inside the Trunki...

·         The sheet from her cot

·         Sleeping suit

·         Two changes of clothes

·         Nappies for two days

·         Favourite toy

·         2 favourite books

 

Hope you enjoy my tips for overnight travel, remember less is more!

Have a great week,

xxx

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Review # 11 Le Pain Quotidien

I am finding my self in London more often than not lately, due to work and when ever I am there I always try to catch up with some friends as well. My favorite place by far in London is the ultra trendy Le Pain Quotidien.


A: 201-203 Kings Road, London, SW3 5ED

T: 020 7486 6154

E: kingsroad@lpquk.biz

W: http://www.lepainquotidien.co.uk

I first came across Le Pain in LA, it was where I went at every opportunity. When I heard there was a Le Pain in London, and not just one but several I could not wait to go there. With its Organic foods and yummy spreads on the table for you to put on your home made bread what's not to love!

This beautiful rustic restaurant offers everything from breakfast lunch and dinner. They have cakes and an array of croissants and pastries. As every thing is home made, organic and relatively healthy you don't mind giving your baby a bite of what ever you are eating. The coffees and hot drinks come in 3 different sizes cup bowl and a swimming pool. Ok not quite a swimming pool but it is huge!

Yummy Mummies from all around come to Le Pain for brunch and coffee with friends, in fact it is so popular you may even see some Super Model Yummy Mummies sitting there sipping their camomile tea and nibbling on the boiled eggs with soldiers. I have seen an array of famous people sitting at their big old wooden tables with their bugaboos all lined up at that door. 

So if you happen to find your self in London I would highly recommend popping in for brunch with your little ones. 

High Chairs- Y 

Baby Changing-Y (Tres Posh)

Children's Menu- N ( but everything can be modified to baby portions. )

Kids Actives- N (but great people watching for the Mummies)

Love 

The Yummy Mummies and The Jetsetting Babies

Yummy Mummy Summer Style 2011

Summer is fast approaching, the weather is getting warmer nights are getting longer and its time to put those cold winter days behind us. Even though I delighted to see the back of winter, I am filled with a little bit of dread. As I pack away my winter clothes and bring out my summer clothes I start to break in to a sweat. Last time I wore these clothes it was pre baby. Lets face it last summer was a right off, I spent my days under a tree wearing a tent to cover up my beached whale appearance.
This year I am proud to say I have lost all of the 4 stone I gained with Dylan, my body is not really the same as it was before, So those little tummy bearing tops and short shorts are just not going to cut it this year.
 However fear not my fellow Mummies, we are after all Yummy Mummies and we must not hide in the shade in a dress resembling a tent. Its time to do a little shake up of our wardrobes. The first thing I did before even contemplating going shopping to get a few summer bits was to put some fake tan on. Rock Star Tan is an amazing organic tan that has no nasty preservatives in it. It also smells really good. It can cover a multitude of sins and disguises some of those lumps and bumps.

 Luckily there are some great high street shops that have some great summer essentials  that are cheap and cheerful. Pennies (Primark in the UK) Zara are all some of my favorites. Victoria Secrets is one of my favorite shops, they have dresses with padding, to help pull those puppies up to their former glory. They have little wrap dresses and t shirt dresses that not only look great but are reasonably priced too. They have a website that you can browse from the comfort of your own home and will be delivered within 21 days.

You don't need to spend a fortune looking good you just need a few basics that can be worked in with your own wardrobe.  A maxi dress  (like the one above)is a great way to keep cool and look good on those long summer days running after your little ones. This dress is $59 dollars from Victoria Secrets.

A little structured striped summer dress from VS is great for holding in those Mummy Tummies and can look great when going from day to night.

A wrap dress  from Zara is a great option for sitting pool side.

A tshirt dress from VS is a comfy stylish way to play in the park with your little ones.

When it comes to bikinis, ok who am I kidding I am still not ready for that this year. My little belly is still there, so instead of going for a bikini I am going to go for a sexy swimsuit instead

Michael Kors have a beautiful sexy swimsuit that would not look out of place on a yacht in the riviera. We just need to get invited on to that yacht now.

VS has sexy cut out swimsuit that shows off your best bits and hides that little bit of Mummy Tummy that sits just under your belly button. 

If you are lucky and you have a great tummy, Like Yummy Mummy Angi then you can go all out in a VS Bikini with Padding. 

Wedge heels can make your legs look endless and can take inches off your thighs. Unlike heels which lets face it are just not practical for running around after a child.

Gladiator Sandals are another great stylish option for looking great and feeling comfortable this summer

And finally a  big summer hat can hide a bad hair day and the big sunnies can hide that sleepless night you just had rocking your teething baby to sleep last night. This is the top of my list this year. 

Hope you all have a stylish happy fun summer with your little ones.. 

Lots of Love 

The Yummy Mummies and The Jetsetting Babies 

xoxo

Oh the sunshine....

Oh the sunshine, it is really here and today was just stunning so I thought that I would write a quick blog on getting prepared for a truly cheery spring and summer with your little ones, these tips might also come in handy if you are jetsetting away to a really warm destination too.

Water, it is extra important to keep hydrated in the warmer weather so always bring plenty of water for your baby or toddler to quench their thirst. I take a water bottle for myself wherever I go too (to brag a little I have had the same drink bottle for six years, imagine how many disposable bottles this pretty pink drink bottle has saved in its life time.)

Natural chemical free sunscreen is a must pop it in your bag and leave it there, apply and reapply if you are not sure you have put enough on,

A collection of gorgeous sun hats that not only protect your baby but make them look even more adorable than usual, if that is at all possible

 

Summer clothing and of course a swimsuit… I pan on lots of splashing around in the ocean with Amelie this summer! I like the swim suits with the built in nappy you don’t have to worry with all the waste of the disposable ones, I was given a bag of them when Amelie was born and I used so few that she grew out of them before the packet was half empty.

Sun visors for the car that block out the harmful UV rays, make sure you get one that covers the whole window, on a recent road trip it was a little hard to enjoy the scenery with all the stop staring to make sure Amelie was protected from the sun.

Sun shelter for your buggy in the form of an umbrella or cover, I have used a muslin in the past when I have had nothing else but it is always a pain trying to secure it especially with the wind we get here in Ireland. On Mothers day I was at the Peas and Pods Market where I met Susan from Piquant Baby she introduced me to really funky alternative to using muslin or blanket to keep out the sun from your buggy. The “Baby Peace” designs on these buggy covers are right on trend for this summer and they are available in a range of colours too. They are made from 100% organic cotton, the plastic rings are 100& recyclable too, can be fitted to most buggies and here is the best part the fabric blocks out an impressive 99% of UV radiation!

 

Pop over to their web-site and I challenge you to resist a shopping spree…

http://www.piquantbaby.ie/

Enjoy the sunshine

xxx