Nic arena in the Bumbo seat

!±8± Nic arena in the Bumbo seat

Nic now has good enough head control to sit in the Bumbo seat and play a little.

Nic arena in the Bumbo seat

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Cushi Tush Baby Seat: Cute Babies in the Park

!±8± Cushi Tush Baby Seat: Cute Babies in the Park

www.cushitush.co.uk. Baby led weaning in the park with little cuties Abby (8 months) and Fergus (7 months) and their Mums Mums Jacqui and Annie. They are big fans of the Cushi Tush baby seat. Here they all are chilling in Abingdon Park, Northampton. Both Jacqui and Annie believe in Baby Led Weaning and here in this video you will be able to see the little ones eating a variety of different foods. Jacqui has even fed Abby chilli con carni and tacos, which little Abby has enjoyed. Cushi Tush can be simply wiped clean or placed ina dishwasher. See how easy Cushi Tush makes feeding and play time when you're out and about. Cushi Tush comes with a tray and is a great alternative to other baby seats on the market. Weighing less than 1kg the seat is portable and great for taking to the park! http

Cushi Tush Baby Seat: Cute Babies in the Park

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Free Printable Sewing Patterns For a Baby Car Seat

!±8± Free Printable Sewing Patterns For a Baby Car Seat

Even though a baby girl might have long, batting eyelashes and pursed, plump lips, and a baby boy might have masculine cheek bones and a blue sleeper on, people will still ask: "Is that a boy or a girl?" because they are so afraid of getting it wrong and offending the parent. Well, no more!

A way to enhance the confirmation of your baby's gender, is to decorate their car seat with a custom cover. There are several ways for you to do this:

One way, is to make a whole new cover all together. You can find sewing patterns all over the web. They're also pretty easy to follow even if you are a newbie. Or, you can use the patterns and use iron on witch stitchery to put it together. You can really have fun with it by picking your favorite fabric, and even make multiples depending on what out fit YOU'RE wearing.

A simpler way for you to custom you child's car seat cover, is to find iron-on patches or even sewable patches at your local fabric store. You can get a butterfly, or a rose for your baby girl's car seat cover. Or, you can get a car or your baby boy's favorite cartoon character for his car seat cover. You can maybe even get different-textured ones that will capture your child's attention when they are stuck in their so-hated car seat.

All of these are good candidates at avoiding the confusion about your baby's gender, and add a little kick to those boring neutral-colored car seats.

Free Printable Sewing Patterns For a Baby Car Seat

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