Friday 28 October 2011

Sleeping with your baby

sleeping with your baby There's lot of coverage this morning in the press relating to the merits of sleeping with your baby.  Everyone from the Telegraph to the Daily Mail seems to be reviewing a piece of research by the paediatrician Dr Nils Bergman.

Sunday 16 October 2011

Bugaboo auction to fight HIV & AIDS

bugaboo auction for HIVHelp Bugaboo fight HIV / AIDS


In only two years Bugaboo, (one of our favourite buggy brands) have provided help and treatment to an amazing  70,000 HIV+ pregnant women in Africa.

Now with the auction of a very special Bugaboo edition you can help too!

Bugaboo have collaborated with British designer,  artist and new mum Zakee Shariff and between October 25-31st the very exclusive buggy will be auctioned on ebay, with all of the proceeds going to help HIV/ AIDS programmes in Africa.

If you’re interested in exploring Zakee’s amazingly diverse work check out her blog here – I came across an interesting quote that seems to sum up the purpose of her work,

“ to touch people through her work and spread a message of peace and love, hopefully encouraging people to think more deeply about the world they live in”

I don’t think Born could have encapsulated what we’re about any better!

 

 

 

Thursday 13 October 2011

Tips on green & ethical parenting

Eva was recently interviewed to give her advice on how parents can raise their children in a green and ethical way.   As it contains lots of tips we thought you may enjoy reading the article here.

advice on green parenting

Tuesday 4 October 2011

Help! I think I bought a fake ERGObaby Carrier

 




An increasing number of people are contacting us after they buy an ERGObaby carrier online and get suspicious about its legitimacy when it arrives.

Lo and behold, after we check it, it becomes clear that it's not an official ERGO carrier but a fake.



How to spot a counterfeit seller as opposed to a genuine second hand seller

  1. Most people who have bought counterfeits have done so from the leading auction site (you know the one!) or from smaller ones that also have local sites.

  2. They are being sold as a new boxed unwanted gifts or because their child did not get on with the carrier.

  3. Online counterfeit sellers often have more than one carrier to sell. That should send alarm bells as no one selling a genuine one will have more than one to sell.