r/UKParents • u/Glowie2k2 • Aug 25 '17
Tesco Baby Event
Currently on until mid-Sept and includes non bio laundry which made me smile.
Also, Aldi have an event on at the moment
r/UKParents • u/Glowie2k2 • Aug 25 '17
Currently on until mid-Sept and includes non bio laundry which made me smile.
Also, Aldi have an event on at the moment
r/UKParents • u/NicolaB12345 • Nov 15 '19
Hey!
I'm a uni student and I'm currently trying to design a new product that will reduce the risk of a child burning or scalding themselves while at home. If you have a child I would be really grateful if you have a few minutes to fill out my survey below! Much appreciated!!
https://stratheng.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_54mlBiCek9Oew3b
r/UKParents • u/BethNebula • Jul 16 '18
Feedback is enormously appreciated. I'm not looking to sell anything here, just trying to sound out demand.
As I mentioned in a previous post, I'm making a personal finance course for teenagers that I ideally want to sell to UK schools. Before that, I need to build up a track record of selling to individuals.
The course is self-paced, has about 3 hours of content, and has regular interactive quizzes. We're looking at a £20-30 price point, based on the fact that private tutoring costs roughly £25-35/hour depending on where you are in the UK.
r/UKParents • u/hyufss • Jan 02 '18
My 3.5 month baby is a bit disproportionate: her legs are somewhat short but her torso is long. She's been wearing the 3-6 month rompers, but now they are too short. I decided to buy some 6-9 month rompers, thinking surely they'd be longer, but surprisingly they're barely any longer and they're already tight. And they're very loose around her shoulders etc, because she's not fat, she's just tall. The only clothes that fit her really well are German baby clothes, currently size 74 is the best most comfortable fit on her torso. So, where do I find clothes in the UK that will fit my tall skinny baby?
r/UKParents • u/Loopsterltd • Nov 06 '17
I have set up www.loopster.co.uk a new solution for buying and selling kids clothes. It would be great to hear what you think about it.
r/UKParents • u/Glowie2k2 • Oct 27 '17
To all you mums who have had to stop or not breastfed, you’re amazing!!! As long as your baby is fed then you’re doing the best!
And I can definitely say that breastfeeding does not stop your baby catching a cold! 😖
r/UKParents • u/Amorsly • Sep 13 '17
r/UKParents • u/hyufss • Aug 01 '17
Has anyone used their photography services in the hospital? How did it go, how expensive was it, etc?
r/UKParents • u/BethNebula • Jul 14 '18
I'm starting a company to sell a personal finance course for teenagers in response to falling financial literacy in the UK. I won't post my website here and be spammy but what are people's initial thoughts about the idea? Do you feel we don't do enough to teach teens about money as a society?
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