Expecting parents are spending nearly £400 on unnecessary baby products. Here's how to focus on essentials and save money.
Welcoming a newborn can be quite costly. In the initial weeks, babies quickly outgrow nappies and clothes, and there are essential items such as strollers, cribs, and bedding that are indispensable.
Her teddies often become part of a 'classroom' on her bed, listening to her read, or they join 'birthday tea parties' with various wooden food items. 'We bought more stuff than we actually needed' Netmums readers shared their thoughts on this topic as well. Parents are spending £400 on items they don't need The findings come from a new study by pushchair brand iCandy.
Luckily, we're here to help. Follow the links below to find tried-and-tested items, ideas and advice to help you through the early baby days:
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