Re: More Baby Products (was Help! Buggy Boards & many other dilemmas!!)

[Guest guest]

> Baby trekker is at :- http://first-born.co.uk/acatalog/index.html under

> Hannah

Thanks for the link Hannah - what a lovely site

Now I know what a Trip Trapp chair is!! *Lonnie* - didn't you mention these

recently? Thinking of investing in one as Mari is still very attached to

her high-chair, there's a cheaper one in the PHP catalogue - looks the same

to me?

*and* I've been looking for those dolly things (Cozzy and Smooz) but the one

I wanted had Cherry stones in it so that it could be a bed warmer etc. as

well - anyone know who sells them?

*and* I'm even starting to consider reusable pads! oh dear could be a real

nappy conversion on it's way too !

*and* they've got a shop in Bristol - only 3/4 hour away - cool

Jenni

Jenni & Gethyn

Mami & Dadi to:

17yrs - 6lbs - Hospital Birth

Mari 3yrs - 9lb 10oz - Home Birth

Nia 13/09/01 - 10lb 8oz - Home Water Birth

" If you don't know your options - you don't have any "

[Guest guest]

TT legs comes out as far as the back of the top of the chair does and I have

never once managed to trip over the legs.. (neither has dh).. I to would like

one of the Stokke chair's for my computer ;o).. (though I want one of those that

also has a lean back facility lol)

Lonnie Phoebe & Eloisa's mama

& expecting a Christmas delivery...

My therapist told me the way to achieve true inner peace is to finish what you

start.

So far today, I have finished 2 bags of chips and a Chocolate cake.

I feel better already.

[Guest guest]

> I've got a cheaper version of the Tripp Trapp - from the GLTC catalogue.

> The big difference is, I think, that the horizontal bits can't go

> backwards and forwards.

From a postural point of view, that is actually quite a big difference - as

to sit comfortably & correctly the seat needs to " break " in the right place.

I love my Tripp Trapps :-)

Leighton-Young