Loopy Links...

These Loopy links by Playgro are amazing, as amazing as Freddie.

At first I was hesitant to order these as I thought they weren't really necessary, but I was wrong. They definitely are necessary!

I will explain why....


There are 24 links in various colours and sightly different textures, you can link them to almost anything. My favourite way to use them at the moment is draped over her cot as she loves grabbing them. I also attach them to her bouncer and car seat and I have even used them as bath toys.



You can also attach toys and books to them so that you wont drop them.


They are perfect for little hands and keep her entertained for about 15 minutes at a time, I use them everyday in different places and switch up the toys I attach to them. Esra is seriously LOVING them and has also recently started taking them to her mouth! :)


Price: £5.79 on Amazon.

Worth every penny.

Do you use these kind of links, if so what's your most creative way of using them?

Tummy Time Travel Play Gym...

We all know how important tummy time is, so I purchased this travel gym from 'East Coast Nursery' and it has to be one of the best purchases I have made as it's practical, colourful, essential and amazing value for money.

I got it for £14.99 (RRP £29.99) from Amazon, however just because it's cheap they haven't compromised on quality.



A travel gym for someone who doesn't travel much? yes, because I 'need' to save space! :)

The pillow is removable as it's attached with velcro, so you can lay baby on their back too so they can play with the toys that hang down.


There are many features including a mirror right in front of the pillow so that your baby can stare at themselves, animals with crinkly bits and rings to chew on. But, best of all is the bright contrasting colours to capture your baby's attention.


It's simply beautiful in design, I don't like to have too many colourful things about the house as it can look really cluttered so I'm glad I have this because...


It folds up....


Zips up...


And is nicely out of sight when not in use.

I would highly recommend looking into travel gyms if you want to save space, have a clutter free home and don't want to compromise on colourful designs for your baby.

What kind of gym do you have or are looking into?

Freddie the Firefly...

Freddie is the first and best toy I recently purchased for Esra...


He is very educational and the cutest, just look at those eyes!


He is colourful and extremely entertaining. Esra is 12 weeks now and I gave this to her a few weeks ago and she just couldn't stop staring at it.


Freddie is well made and suitable from birth. He is made from a variety of textures including crinkly bits, he has a squeaky bit, a mirror, teether, some rings to pull at, knots to chew and he also rattles when moved.


He can be clipped onto a bouncer, a car seat or even a buggy to provide constant educational stimulation.

Esra has just started to grab at it which I'm incredibly pleased about.


A perfect product from Lamaze, nothing negative to say from me at all.


Best of all I purchased Freddie from Amazon for £7.95 with free delivery and it arrived in a couple of days. (RRP £10.99)

If you are pregnant or have a friend that is, you definitely have to get them Freddie!

What's your best baby toy?