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  • Momcozy Baby Carrier – Ergonomic, Cozy and Lightweight Infant Carrier for 7-44lbs, Effortless to Put On, Ideal for Hands-Free Parenting, Enhanced Lumbar Support, Khaki

    Momcozy Baby Carrier – Ergonomic, Cozy and Lightweight Infant Carrier for 7-44lbs, Effortless to Put On, Ideal for Hands-Free Parenting, Enhanced Lumbar Support, Khaki


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    Product Description

    The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked.

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    1 Why You Need Us

    2 We Can Help You

    3 We Are Professional One

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    1 Tri-Point Support

    2 EVA Panel Enhance Support

    3 Cross Straps Relieve Pain

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    1 C Shape Help Spine Health

    2 M Shape Foster Hip Health

    3 Foldable Neck Support Pad

    4 Padded Leg Openings

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    1 Why Choose Us

    2 Momcozy Carrier Family

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    Wearing Momcozy’s Baby Carrier, Relishing Leisurely Moments with Your Baby. 77

    Hands Free Comfort: 3-in-1 Baby Carrier perfect for experiencing hands-free convenience in everyday use, outing or travel. Lightweight design and effortless wearability, Momcozy’s original baby carrier is an ideal choice for travel and busy lifestyles. It ensures both comfort and elegance as you carry your little one while on the move.
    Tailored to Grow Together: Our carrier features three adjustable sizing positions, catering to your child’s growth at every stage for 7-44lbs. Achieve a safe fit and Ergonomic natural “M” position, regardless of your baby’s size that ensures baby’s healthy hip and spinal development. Padded legs openning ensures unobstructed blood circulation in baby’s legs, providing both comfort and safety.
    Ergonomic Waist EVA Support: Experience unmatched comfort during extended wear. The built-in EVA waist support not only offers crucial lumbar support but also minimizes strain on your back, ensuring a labor-saving and comfortable carrying experience.The thickly padded shoulder and waist straps are easily adjustable to accommodate all sizes for a personalized fit.
    Thoughtful Back Saver: Unlike conventional H-shaped carriers, the Momcozy Baby Carrier employs a revolutionary X-shaped back design. This forward-looking feature distributes weight better and evenly for unrivaled comfort for both you and your little one.
    Experience Every Joyous Journey: Momcozy’s Baby Carrier unite Comfort, Connection, and Exploration in three comfortable positions tailored to your baby’s every Need. Our baby carrier makes an excellent registry gift for new parents. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to provide your baby with the best in comfort, safety, and style.

    Customers say

    Customers appreciate the baby carrier’s comfort, style, and value for money. They find it supportive, easy to wear, and convenient for everyday use. Many consider it a nice product that looks good and is sturdy. However, opinions vary on ease of use, practicality, safety, and size.

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  • Nuby Newborn Baby Bath with Anti-Slip Support | Soft Headrest | Plug | Suitable from Newborn (White)

    Nuby Newborn Baby Bath with Anti-Slip Support | Soft Headrest | Plug | Suitable from Newborn (White)


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    Nuby Newborn Baby Bath with Built in Anti-Slip Support and Soft

    Ease and Comfort

    Bathing your baby can be daunting at first, but it’ll be easy-peasy & lots of fun in no time. With this little baby bath to help, you’ve really got nothing to worry about.

    Suitable from Birth

    Suitable from 0m+ this compact baby bath is practical & convenient for you to use with easy-grip handles for easily moving & transporting before or after bath time anywhere in your home. Designed with your little one’s comfort in mind, there’s a soft foam head rest for support, a built-in seat to stop them sliding down & the anti-slip base keeps the bath securely in place. It also has a handy plug to make emptying and refilling the water easier.

    Less worrying & more time having fun together sounds like a great bath time plan to us! Box Contents:

    1 x Baby Bath
    Nuby, every step of the way
    PRACTICAL – Our Nuby bathtub is practical and convenient to use anywhere, with easy-grip handles for moving before or after bath time
    SECURE – The baby bath has a stylish white and grey, curved design with anti-slip base that keeps the bath securely in place. A handy soft silicone plug is gentle against baby’s delicate skin and makes emptying and refilling the water easier
    HANDS-FREE – The built-in seat prevents baby sliding down and helps with hands free bathing. The baby tub also features an optimum water level indicator
    COMFORTABLE – The soft foam head rest is soft and warm for your little one’s support and comfort, keeping baby calm and cosy during bathtime
    SUITABLE FROM BIRTH – Our baby bath is suitable from birth, as we know that bathing your baby can be daunting at first, but it’ll be easy-peasy and lots of fun in no time

    Customers say

    Customers find the baby bathtub to be a reliable choice for new parents. It’s well-made and suitable from birth. The bath is comfortable, easy to use, and reasonably priced. Many customers find it useful for bathing their newborns and tiny babies. However, opinions differ on its size.

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  • Baby Grave Being Vandalised Can You Help?

    Hello everyone! 

    As some of you may know, I am moving my Son Angel from one cemetery to another. I lost Angel from my waters breaking quite early on. This is  Because every time we go up to visit him, he keeps getting destroyed and vandalised! This happens every two weeks! The people that are vandalising Angel, clearly do not have a heart,   We feel like we have no choice to move him as they vandals will carry on doing this! We are moving him to Tavistock cemetery, which is where I grew up and he won’t be alone as he will be with my Grandad and cousin! 

    Losing a child is traumatising as it is, let alone having their graves vandalised all the time! If we never move him, he will never be able to rest peacefully.  

    Could you imagine visiting your child and having the trauma of cleaning up the wreckage they leave behind? 

    In the photo, as you can see the little Angel statue has had the head and wing broken off, the statue came with the plaque so we were heartbroken when we saw it. This isn’t all the vandals have done. They have broken flower pots, broken off the Concrete heart block and broken little ornaments we use to put down on the grave, which we no longer do because of the vandalism. 

    So if you can, please donate to help move him! Every little penny will help!
    thank you so much from Lauren Grylls, Jaydan Walsh and Family!

    Please use this link to support the family https://gf.me/u/yf4fsg

  • I Just Feel So Sad Said Pooh

    Pooh woke up that morning, and, for reasons that he didn’t entirely understand, couldn’t stop the tears from coming. He sat there in bed, his little body shaking, and he cried, and cried, and cried.

    Amidst his sobs, the phone rang.

    It was Piglet.

    “Oh Piglet,” said Pooh, between sobs, in response to his friend’s gentle enquiry as to how he was doing. “I just feel so Sad. So, so, Sad, almost like I might not ever be happy again. And I know that I shouldn’t be feeling like this. I know there are so many people who have it worse off than me, and so I really have no right to be crying, with my lovely house, and my lovely garden, and the lovely woods all around me. But oh, Piglet: I am just SO Sad.”

    Piglet was silent for a while, as Pooh’s ragged sobbing filled the space between them. Then, as the sobs turned to gasps, he said, kindly: “You know, it isn’t a competition.”

    “What isn’t a competition?” asked a confused sounding Pooh.

    “Sadness. Fear. Grief,” said Piglet. “It’s a mistake we often make, all of us. To think that, because there are people who are worse off than us, that that somehow invalidates how we are feeling. But that simply isn’t true. You have as much right to feel unhappy as the next person; and, Pooh – and this is the really important bit – you also have just as much right to get the help that you need.”

    “Help? What help?” asked Pooh. “I don’t need help, Piglet.

    “Do I?”

    Pooh and Piglet talked for a long time, and Piglet suggested to Pooh some people that he might be able to call to talk to, because when you are feeling Sad, one of the most important things is not to let all of the Sad become trapped inside you, but instead to make sure that you have someone who can help you, who can talk through with you how the Sad is making you feeling, and some of the things that might be able to be done to support you with that.

    What’s more, Piglet reminded Pooh that this support is there for absolutely everyone, that there isn’t a minimum level of Sad that you have to be feeling before you qualify to speak to someone.

    Finally, Piglet asked Pooh to open his window and look up at the sky, and Pooh did so.

    “You see that sky?” Piglet asked his friend. “Do you see the blues and the golds and that big fluffy cloud that looks like a sheep eating a carrot?”

    Pooh looked, and he could indeed see the blues and the golds and the big fluffy cloud that looked like a sheep eating a carrot.

    “You and I,” continued Piglet, “we are both under that same sky. And so, whenever the Sad comes, I want you to look up at that sky, and know that, however far apart we might be physically…we are also, at the same time, together. Perhaps, more together than we have ever been before.”

    “Do you think this will ever end?” asked Pooh in a small voice.

    “This too shall pass,” confirmed Piglet. “And I promise you, one day, you and I shall once again sit together, close enough to touch, sharing a little smackerel of something…under that blue gold sky.”

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    credit : www.instagram.com/iknowineedtostoptalkingblog

  • The Harsh Truth Of Having Nobody

    The harsh truth of having nobody.
    Please be kind and support all your friends and family as much as you can, you never know what they’re facing. Don’t just ask mums how there kids are, ask the mum how she is, ask her if she is coping and talk to her even if she says she is, make her aware you are there and will be if she ever decides she isn’t coping.

    This letter was written by a woman who took her life

    To my precious friends and family

    Please just know I love you all so much but I can’t do it anymore, I can’t keep up the pretence, I cant take 1 more night of crying myself to sleep, my face hurts, my head hurts, my eyes are raw, I’m so tired

    I keep seeing all the posts over social media of happy families having fun supporting each other then there is me sat here with no one, yes I have my children but as selfish as it sounds I’m desperate for a break, not from them but this routine, their dad doesn’t want to know, my parents only being able to come as close as the gate, I feel so alone, we can’t even go for a walk because we’re in shielding, I feel like a prisoner

    I started off like everyone else, up washed dressed, 3 meals a day, school work done in the morning, fun activities in the afternoon and settle down with a movie at night, kids in bed, quickly tidy and fall asleep again for the next day, do you know what my routine is now, this will probably anger a lot of you but rest assured as I’m typing this the guilt is eating away at me, the tears are streaming and I wish that this wasn’t my reality but it is, I now awake around 11 and noon after not being able to sleep all night, fantasing about sneaking out and abandoning the kids, how to kill myself, do I take the kids too or do i let them live on with out me and find me in the morning, at this point the kids have been up on their own, messed up the house which I can’t face sorting, either not eaten or helped themselves to anything, around 3pm I can finally move, still can’t motivate myself to do anything productive, just sit on social media torturing myself watching and wondering how people are managing to do the things they are doing, wishing I could just get up washed and dressed.

    Well it’s now 3:30am this is my 5th night of this and I can’t take it any longer, this is the only productive thing I’ve done for a while

    I’ve packed all the kids things up, their clothes, paper work and their favourite things, I’ve wrote them all a letter saying I love them and how sorry I am

    The key is under the doormat please who ever gets this first come and get the children before they wake around 8am, don’t go into my room just ring the police, you dont need to have that last memory of me

    I’m so sorry, love you all please forgive me

    This was a couple of days ago, she hung herself

    Our family have requested to stay anonymous so please share this as such but they beg you to get the word out if anyone is feeling anything like this or can relate in anyway please speak up

    They want this letter to go viral, if it saves just one person’s life please spread it far and wide

  • The NHS Is NOT A Charity

    Is no one else absolutely furious that they’re being gaslit into believing the NHS is a charity that is funded by donations from working class people?

    That a 99 year old man dragging himself up and down a patch of grass is being celebrated? It is nothing to celebrate. It is not a great example of The Great British Blitz Spirit. That’s what the government and the press who prop them up want you to think so you don’t notice their catastrophic failings. It is a stain on this government and the way this country is being run. It is utterly shameful.

    Why are we not furious that a pregnant nurse died when she shouldn’t have been at work in the first place while Sicknote Johnson lords it up at his country manor? That care workers are being rewarded for their work with the honour of paying for a fucking badge?

    We are being asked to do our bit and dig into our pockets to pay for a service that we already pay for. It is not a charity. You are being asked to pay for the shortcomings of this government. It’s not fucking Comic Relief. Maybe the nasty party should ask their billionaire mates to dig deep or even perhaps pay the taxes that they owe in the first place? The left always knew the last election was literally a matter of life or death and we are seeing it every day and it’s the worst thing to be proven right about. Those of you who voted this utterly disgraceful government into power should be absolutely ashamed of yourselves.

    ETA: Those of you arguing on MY post that I shouldn’t be making it political, EVERYTHING IS POLITICAL. Existing is a political act when you’re not a white, middle class, heterosexual, cisgendered man.

    I wasn’t expecting so many people to se this post so I’ll add this for clarity:

    VOTE THE TORIES OUT.
    FUND THE NHS.
    GIVE A DAMN

    Credit https://www.facebook.com/lauren.mittell

  • Watch Your Sick Kid

    Tonight I walked in the tanning salon and the employee seemed very annoyed and not very welcoming.
    At first I thought to myself “well she’s not in a good mood, she needs to put her happy face on at work”


    Then I looked down… I see a baby.. a sick baby sitting in his car seat…
    I immediately think “why did she bring her sick baby to work” and then, I thought you know what sometimes moms (and dads) have to “do what they gotta do”.
    Babies get sick, moms and dads get sick.
    Sometimes you have to work because you can’t call into work two days in a row because your child still has fever and can’t go to daycare.
    Often times, you don’t have anyone to help you.


    As I walked to my room, I noticed a lot of beds dirty…
    I laid in the tanning bed, I thought about this employee.. the overwhelmed look on her face when I walked in, the sick baby, all the dirty beds..
    I can just imagine how she feels.
    Most likely worried about getting in trouble, wondering how she is going to keep up with work and watch her sick child.


    As I walked out of the room, I stopped at the door.
    She asked if she could help me with something and I said “actually.. I wanted to offer my help to you. Would you like me to watch your child while you catch up on work?”
    She looked like a weight was lifted off her shoulders, a relief she needed at that moment.
    She told me “Aw..you don’t have to.”
    I told her I wanted to help her!!


    She smiled and said “I would really appreciate it. Thank you so much”.
    So there I was sitting on the floor rocking this baby, while she caught up on cleaning beds and signing people in.
    It was only about 15 minutes but at the end of that 15 minutes, The mom was caught up on her job, the baby was asleep, and kindness was shared between two strangers.
    So next time, you see someone trying to keep a smile on their face.
    Stop and think about how you can help them.
    Share kindness.
    You never truly know what someone is going through.
    A little love can go a long ways ❤️

    Credit https://www.facebook.com/kaylabronn1313

  • To The Mama In Row 19

    To the Mama in row 19

    I watched you and your husband board the plane with your handsome 20 year old son who had Down syndrome. My insides freaked out when you sat right in front of me. On a giant plane with hundreds of people…. it was meant to be!!

    Your son kept turning around and playing with my boy. They were holding hands and making faces to eachother. You tried to distract your boy from “bugging” the people behind you. But then you turned around and saw my 5 year old who also has Down syndrome. Your face lit up!! You started playing with him from between the seats. Asking basic questions about him in broken English.

    Halfway through the flight my wife brought our 2 year old to me and we swapped kids. When you saw my ‘baby’ who also has Down syndrome you couldn’t contain yourself! You played with him through the seats for a matter of minutes before you were standing up with open arms to take him from me. And with zero hesitation I handed him over.

    For over half an hour I watched as you sang to him, snuggled him, played little games and loved on him. I watched your son stroke my boys face and give him many kisses on on the cheek. Despite the horrible travel we had prior, and our pure exhaustion, you couldn’t wipe the giant smile off my face for anything!

    As I watched your son my heart soared as I saw my future. And I know as you looked into to the almond eyes of my boys you saw your past.

    I would never ever just hand one of my kids off to a complete stranger. But you weren’t a stranger. Despite never knowing you. Despite your broken English and my zero ability to speak Spanish (unless dos cervezas por favor counts? 😂). You weren’t a stranger. You are family, you are my tribe, you are me. The connection, the understanding and the bond we share because of our journeys. One of my favorite things about parenting our amazing sons. The giant family we automatically joined because of 47 perfect chromosomes.

    To the Mama in row 19. Thank you 💛💙

    Credit https://www.facebook.com/holly.teare

  • The Sigh Of Relief When No Judgement Is Given

    To the mum i walked past on my way to collect my little girl from preschool. Your child was kicking off quite literally, kicking – punching – and slapping you around the face. I saw your face when our eyes locked.

    I saw how you were keeping your upset in when all you wanted to do was shout as each blow hit you. I saw how you deep down felt like I thought how unruly your boy was being. The sigh of relief of no judgement spread across your face when i told you – you’re doing amazing it may not seem like it but you are!

    I think as mums & dads we forget how amazing we truly are. We put up with so much crap sometimes, always putting these small beings before us that we forget that we are human and we are all just trying to do the best we can day to day! Some days are better than others. But we get through everyday because we are super! We are awesome and we shouldn’t ever forget that!

    So if you’re having a day like the woman i saw today just know you’re awesome and it won’t last forever. You’ve got this 💪🏼

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