Strollers, umbrellas and bags, oh my! Here you’ll find everything needed to get out of the house – into whatever weather or terrain you’re brave enough to tackle. With anything from concept designer strollers to waterproof ultra-hip nappy bags for men, you will be able to plan just about any outing. (Making it out the door with children in tow is up to you).

Babyology Out And About

Update – Stokke now makes the Flexi Bath

Update – Stokke now makes the Flexi Bath

The Flexi Bath we all love is now being manufactured by a brand we all adore.

Posted by Anita Butterworth on June 19, 2013 Also posted in Nursery

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Look seriously snappy with Lei Momi camera bags

Look seriously snappy with Lei Momi camera bags

I love my camera gear almost as much as I love my children. Well I guess I’m prone to overstatement, but you get the idea that I love my gear. When you have such affection for the tools of a hobby you’re passionate about, you want to protect them; stylishly.

Posted by Suzi Catchpole on June 12, 2013

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Washable playmats with a designer edge from Pixie Rugs

Washable playmats with a designer edge from Pixie Rugs

How many times have you been madly searching the back of the car or beneath the pram for some form of rug or blanket to lay out in the park for the little ones to sit on? You’ll never be caught short again with one of these beauties in the boot.

Posted by Anita Butterworth on June 10, 2013 Also posted in Nursery, Travel

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Babyology road tests Mercedes-Benz ML 250 BlueTEC

Babyology road tests Mercedes-Benz ML 250 BlueTEC

Having just added another member to our family, we’re feeling a bit cosier in our car than we’re used to. So we were thrilled when Mercedes-Benz asked us if we’d be interested in borrowing a brand-new ML 250 BlueTEC for a couple of weeks to try out.

Posted by Ben Gunsberger on June 4, 2013 Also posted in Dads

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The Sili Squeeze – a hands-on solution to portable children’s food

The Sili Squeeze – a hands-on solution to portable children’s food

If there’s one thing that comes in handy when you have kids, it’s portable food. Something easily palatable and transportable when on-the-go. Here’s a nifty way to make travel food at home, and ensure a (mostly) mess-free children’s meal on the run.

Posted by Anita Butterworth on June 1, 2013 Also posted in Feeding, Travel

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