This high-end machine has a remarkably minimalist design. One thing that stands out immediately is how smooth the ride is. Each wheel has its own independent suspension system but they work together beautifully taking out all the bumps in the journey. Another good feature is the extendable handlebars. They pull right up to chest height
When asked to review these products I thought they’d primarily be for my eldest daughter’s use. I’ll be quite frank; my wife and I hijacked them and our daughter has barely touched them! The SeeSaw (RRP £29.99) is essentially a pyramid-shaped rubber box that you fit your iPad into. Once inside, it will stand up
When I initially saw this knife, fork and spoon set I thought; “so what?” Our eldest daughter, however, has got on very well with them. She’d never really shown much interest in cutting her own food until presented with this set. They’re a really good size for a four year old and she started trying
The real reason dads don’t do childcare and when men and women should do about it This is a fascinating book that explores why men in the twenty first century still lag well behind women in the amount of childcare they do. In equal measures Men Can Do It! is educational, informative and inflammatory.
This is one of those products I’d always wanted but just never got around to buying. It’s very simple; a container with three compartments that you can store milk formula in. You simply measure the formula milk before you go out for the day and off you trot; no need to take a bulky tub
