Pampers to install 5,000 nappy changing stations in men’s loos in the next 2 years

Pampers to install 5,000 nappy changing stations in men’s loos in the next 2 years

American dads can breathe a sigh of relief as clever Pampers are going to install baby changing tables in 5,00 loos across America and Canada as part of a programme called #LovetheChange.

We love you Pampers for this idea.

We have always wondered why there are no changing tables in mens lavs?

Pampers wants to make it easier for dads with small children by providing 5,000 changing tables for public restrooms across North America by 2021.

Pampers, owned by Procter & Gamble, said it’s time to fix changing-table inequality. The revolution has already begun, the first 500 locations have already been identified and installation is expected to be completed over the coming weeks, P&G said.

Part of what grabbed P&G’s attention was a viral photo of Donte Palmer with his child in his lap, squatting to change his son’s nappy.

Since that post, Palmer has founded #SquatForChange, an organisation committed to arming dads with the proper changing-table resources they need to be hands-on with their children.

OK – now bring it to the UK? We are waiting….

Ossie loves his new baby box!

Ossie loves his new baby box!

We have just launched a brand new baby product: the Angel Babybox.

Scandi Mummy says:  “In principle you don’t need many things for a newborn yet there are some essentials and some that simply make life easier.

When we were offered to try the new @angelbabybox I was intrigued. The concept is similar to the baby box you receive in Finland and now Scotland, too. Yet instead of being made from simple cardboard this is crafted from luxurious and soft materials that not only makes it comfortable and safe for your little one but durable as well.

It’s multipurpose and can be used as a sleeping pod, changing mat, play mat as well as used for storage once your baby has outgrown it. Its clever design means it easily packs flat making it ideal for travelling. It was recently voted one of the best travel cots of 2019 by the Evening Standard.

As you can see Ossie has found it very comfortable and we will bring it on the road in September when we are off on our first family-of-four holiday. Pop over to my stories to see more…”

We have also been features in The Evening Standard’s Top Ten Travel Cots, Absolutely Mama, Baby, Female First, UKMUMSTV with more coverage to come!

If you would like to review a gorgeous Angel Babybox get in touch!

BEYOND TOT POP-UP AT THE COLLABORATIVE STORE MARYLEBONE

 

Beyond Tot the new London based online shop which sells a curated selection of previous seasons clothes and accessories for babies and children in a range of designs and styles from eco chic to heritage has joined The Collaborative Store in Marylebone for Christmas! A concept destination store for fashion, art and interiors.

This is your chance to see these cool fashion finds from all over the world with coveted and much loved brands such as the Dutch: Sproeut and Sprout, French: Bonheur Du Jour and Swedish: Mini Rodini.Not only are Beyond Tot’s clothes stylish and good quality, they are also lower priced and more responsible environmentally. Perfect for Christmas gifts.

AT LEAST 30-40% OFF

Sourced from the world’s most trend setting cities for children aged 0-12 Beyond Tot’s clothes and accessories are 30-40% cheaper than their original price – a treasure trove for mums who want to buy well and who have an eye for style.

COME AND SEE BEYOND TOT AT:

The Collaborative Store, 58 Blandford Street, Marylebone, London W1U 7BJ

https://www.thecollaborativestore.co.uk/en/   https://www.instagram.com/beyondtot/

NEW LAUNCH FOR MUM COOLHUNTERS!

CURATED PREVIOUS SEASONS CLOTHES FOR CHILDREN & BABIES

FROM BEYOND TOT

Beyond Tot is a new London based online shop which sells a curated selection of previous seasons clothes and accessories for babies and children in a range of designs and styles from eco chic to heritage.  Both children and adults will love these fashion finds from all over the world with coveted and much loved brands such as the Dutch: Sproeut and Sprout, French: Bonheur Du Jour and Swedish: Mini Rodini.Not only are Beyond Tot’s clothes stylish and good quality, they are also lower priced and more responsible environmentally.

AT LEAST 30-40% OFF

Sourced from the world’s most trend setting cities for children aged 0-12 Beyond Tot’s clothes and accessories are 30-40% cheaper than their original price – a treasure trove for mums who want to buy well and who have an eye for style.

SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainability is an essential ingredient for Beyond Tot. Not only are giving life to past seasons clothing that has been warehoused; they are working with charities all over the world to distribute the outgrown clothing. Many of Beyond Tot’s brands run their own sustainability programmes and are made from natural and organic materials.

FASHION FORWARD FOUNDERS

Beyond Tot’s founders are two style savvy mothers who met while studying at the Istituto Marangoni Institute of Fashion and Design whose famous alumni includes: Franco Moschino, Domenico Dolce and Alessandra Facchinetti (Creative Director Valentino). Both went on to forge careers in fashion management and international studies also working at London Fashion Week for many years.  Beyond Tot will offer parents well-designed, organic and natural fabrics at reduced cost and with a sustainable ethos in mind.

BEYOND TOT’S BRANDS

Beyond Tot’s brands include:  XTI (boots and shoes), Mini Rodini (Scandinavia’s fastest growing children’s wear brand), Sons + Daughters eyewear, Minimus (kids clothing), Kids on the moon (kids clothing), Huggee (Portuguese kids clothing), Gaedner and the Gang (Swedish kids clothing), Coccode (Italian new-born clothing and accessories), Bonnie Mob (kids clothing), Bonheur (French everyday fashion), Bloomingville (Danish interiors) and Sproet and Sprout (Dutch unisex clothes).

THE DETAILS

Beyond Tot can be found at: Beyondtot.com and on Instagram.Beyond Tot are currently shipping to UK, EU and US.

 

Pulsin Kids’ Fruity Oat Bars Partner with Hotel Transylvania 3 – Summer Vacation!

Pulsin Kids’ Fruity Oat Bars Partner with Hotel Transylvania 3 – Summer Vacation!

We are so excited to be working with Pulsin launching their new partnership with Hotel Transylvania 3 – A Monster Vacation – we can’t wait to see the film this summer.

PULSIN KIDS’ FRUITY OAT BARS ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 3

Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation,the upcoming 2018 family movie from Sony Pictures Animation, is teaming up with Pulsin Kids’ Fruity Oat Bars.  To be released in the UK on July 27th, the collaboration reflects the scale of opportunities now available to healthier snacking brands.

Pulsin Kids’ Fruity Oat Bars contain a third less sugar than the average kids fruit snack* making them the perfect tasty wholesome low sugar snack option for kids’ cinema snacks, back to school lunch boxes and after school snacks. Pulsin Kid’s Fruity Oat Bars are targeting family consumers in major retailers through promotions on-pack and POS displays as well as across digital and social platforms.

Says Simon Ashburner, Co-Founder Pulsin: “Hotel Transylvania 3 is an exciting opportunity for Pulsin and the perfect platform to showcase our Kids’ Fruity Oat Bars and position them as the optimum healthier snacking choice for families. We’re confident that the colourful creative and iconic characters will help engage families and establish Pulsin as the go-to kids snack.”

Peter Staines, Head of Partnerships at Sony Pictures says:“Moviegoers everywhere are excited this summer to be back with their favourite monster family. We are thrilled to be working with Pulsin to create a fun and engaging collaboration for the latest movie across multiple touch points”.

Consumers purchasing multipacks ofPulsin Kids’ Fruity Oat Barsthis summer will have a chance to win a family holiday and exclusive merchandise**.

The collaboration also includes Hotel Transylvania 3-themed sampling events across London retailers, blogger and influencer competitions, consumer and trade PR campaign and advertising (OTP and digital) within national newspapers and family magazines.

Pulsin Kids’ Fruity Oat Barsare 100% natural made with real fruit and natural ingredients, they contain less than 100 calories and are perfect for children aged from 3-9 years.  Pulsin Kids’ Fruity Oat Bars have reduced sugar, only contain natural sugars, are made with a nut free recipe, count as one of a child’s five a day, are gluten free, dairy fee, non GM and soya free with no artificial ingredients additives or preservatives.

The stockists of the promotional packs include: Tesco, Whole Foods Market, Co-Op, Ocado and pulsin.co.ukand will be on shelf late June 2018 until the end of August 2018.

*According to a survey sample of kid’s fruit snacks in 2017 available upon request.

** No purchase necessary. For full Terms and Conditions, please visit www.pulsin.co.uk/
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About Pulsin

Since launching Pulsin in 2007, co-founders, Simon Ashburner, Nick Bildner and Ben Lewis have developed award winning nutrition products, including protein snack bars, brownies, powders and organic fruit bars under the Pulsin and Beond brands. The company has grown significantly year on year and its products are stocked in major supermarkets and health food retailers including Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Co-op, Whole Foods Market, Ocado, Holland & Barrett and other leading healthfood stores along with the website  www.pulsin.co.uk

About Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation

In Sony Pictures Animation’s Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation, join our favorite monster family as they embark on a vacation on a luxury monster cruise ship so Drac can take a summer vacation from providing everyone else’s vacation at the hotel.   It’s smooth sailing for Drac’s Pack as the monsters indulge in all of the shipboard fun the cruise has to offer, from monster volleyball to exotic excursions, and catching up on their moon tans. But the dream vacation takes a dangerous turn when Mavis realizes Drac has fallen for the human captain of the ship, Ericka, who holds a mysterious secret that threatens them all. Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky and written by Genndy Tartakovsky and Michael McCullers, the film is produced by Michelle Murdocca.

 

The Curious Dragons – for maths mastery!

The Curious Dragons – for maths mastery!

Every parent, if they’re really honest, wants their child to be a bright spark, especially when it comes to maths. The key is to encourage their intelligence while remaining fun and holding their attention for more than five seconds.

The Curious Dragons is the first interactive learning system of games to help kids master maths.

Developed by a highly experienced advanced maths teacher, The Curious Dragons concept uses the ‘touch, visual and symbol’ approach employed with great success in Singapore, known as Singapore Maths. Singapore is routinely ranked at or near the top in global comparisons of mathematical ability and boasts one of the most admired education systems in the world!

Did You Know?
Singapore maths focuses on mastery, not just learning for a test, and supports the Maths Mastery method taught at school. It focuses on maths topics in greater depth. Based on the work of American psychologist, Jerome Bruner, the Singaporean curriculum begins with hands-on group activities with objects like buttons or dice. Next, students move onto the pictorial phase — drawing representations of concrete objects before moving on to abstract equations.

The Curious Dragons Box one is £27.99 and available at Amazon.co.uk

Did you know?

The UK ranks 27th in the world in the PISA tests of 2015 for maths achievement. Overall, only 11 per cent of students in the UK are top performers, this is compared to Singapore, the top performing country, where 35 per cent of students are top performers.
“We find the single most important factor in predicting later academic achievement is that children begin school with a mastery of early math and literacy concepts,” said Northwestern University researcher Greg Duncan. The study’s findings, which appear in an issue of Developmental Psychology, are based on an analysis of existing data from more than 35,000 preschoolers in the United States, Canada and England.
All Party Parliamentary Group 2014 found:
In 2013/14, 28% of children in England failed to achieve the expected level in mathematics at the end of the early years foundation stage (Department of Education 2014). And once they fall behind, they continue to do so throughout school. https://www.nationalnumeracy.org.uk/news/stop-nursery-children- falling-behind-maths-says-all-party-parliamentary-group http://www.northwestern.edu/newscenter/stories/2007/11/duncan.ht