Essentials & Equipment

Hot Picks from…Ikea
I had a recent trip to Ikea to buy my Brada Laptop Support and spotted several cool wallet fantastic items. Seriously, I can never go in there and buy just one item!
Ah…you know I’m a sucker for black baby gear, although this set also comes in red, green, and white.
£1.65 (bargain-o-rama!)
Available in store only
Serious swoon session alert! Whilst these new changing tables come in white, it’s black, black, black all the way for me!
Featuring a removable, washable cover, with storage pockets that hang over the side with a storage net that could also be used as a laundry bag. There’s also the handy shelf on the bottom. The frame itself is made from steel.
£45.90 and it’s available online
Suitable from 3 years plus, this four piece mini cookware set made from stainless steel, is perfect for your pretend play kitchen and startling good value.
£8.80 in store only. Get the 5 piece utensil set for only £3.42
Another cool set from the Duktig range, there are 10 multicoloured, stoneware pieces to enable your little one to host their tea/coffee sessions in cool, pastel, budget style. Also suitable from 3 years.
£6.84 in store only.
Also check out their 24 piece dinner service (twenty four pieces) for £6.84 or get a 12 piece matching plate and bowl set for £6.84. Hell, why not throw in some miniature glasses too for £1.95!?!
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