Meet our i-Spin 360, a 360º pivoting protector car seat that spins rearward, forward and everywhere in between. If you’re in need of a simple, affordable bouncer that has some fun toys for baby to focus on, the Joie Wish is definitely one to consider. Another great idea for your baby to help them have lots of fun and aid in their physical development is a baby door bouncer. As your little one grows, they'll instinctively push against a hard surface with their legs to build strength and find their feet, and these bouncers are the ideal way to help them out with this crucial phase. They hang securely from a door frame via a clamp - and if you'd prefer a free-standing design you're in the right place for those too. And to help them take their very first steps, a baby walker is the way to go.

This has been one of our favourite baby products. Yes it is expensive but it was worth it's weight in gold. Our son loved sleeping in it for naps and looked so comfortable and safe. I loved how it came with a light, vibrations, swing and music/white noise. It is literally everything in one. It was extremely easy to wipe clean and the insert is easily removable once your baby is a little older/bigger. The only downside is it is very bulky and quite difficult to move around. Read more The design is a little different from most of the other manual bouncers here. The seat rests atop a rear-mounted metal frame, which provides a lovely light bounce, and the five-point harness keeps baby safe and secure. The downside of the unusual design is that the Wish doesn’t fold away flat for easy storage.What’s neat about the Steps Bouncer is its integration with the rest of the system that the Steps high chair offers. Once the baby outgrows the bouncer, you can swap it for the Baby Seat attachment (and a tray if you fancy) and the chair is ready to go for the weaning stage. It has four recline positions – play, rest, sleep and compact – and folds flat enough to slip down the side of the sofa when not in use or on the boot shelf of your car. This makes it perfect for small spaces. Please remember, however, that it’s not advised that babies sleep in a recline position due to the risk of SIDS, so make sure you transfer your little one to a Moses basket or cot once they nod off. My son love fall asleep in it. Even just swing and looking around so I have time for mothers things like cleaning etc. It has 2 ways to swing a log of music and sounds 3 way of position vibration toys but you can take it of like we do . Price is ok for that super thing. Read more Maxi Cosi’s Kori is a stylish and sensibly-priced option. The wood-effect frame and marl grey padding look lovely and it’s sensibly designed throughout. It's perfect as it runs off the mains therefore you don't have to worry about batteries running out and replacing them in a rush! The vibration does however require batteries to work. Read more

Detachable baby swing seat. Frame can fold down and seat can be used without frame as shown in pictures. Key specs – Size: 91.5 x 73 x 81cm; Suitable for: 9kg; Additional features: Machine-washable fabric, five-point harness, A/C power adapter or battery-poweredAll parts included - Metal base is already dismantled , all washed- Slight purple pen mark on fabric- Both toys included ( they also squeak if sqoze) I am open to offers Meet serina™ swivel, a swivelling, swaying seat soothes littles from birth on. Reclining seat, vibration and sounds for a peaceful nap time, anytime. If you’re short on space and funds, this portable swing from Bright Starts could be just what you’re looking for. It folds for easy storage and can be transported in a car boot for when you’re on the move. With six speed settings, six soothing (if a little repetitive) melodies and two reclining seat positions, it offers an impressive range of features for the price. It’s suitable from birth and comes with removable head support for smaller babies and two soft toys (that can be attached to the bar) for older ones. The timer can be set for 15, 30 and 45-minute sessions.