A guide to pregnancy and parenting from Precious Little One
Visit our online shopKeeping your little one safe on the go is a number one priority when you are a parent. Whether you are looking for guidance before purchasing a pushchair, pram, stroller, or car seat, or you are searching for travel tips and advice, we're here to help!
This article is part of our initiative for Child Safety Week, in which we are bringing you a full week of child safety-related content and special offers on child-safety products. Continue reading to learn how to keep your little one safe while traveling. Travel Safety If you’re hitting the road with your little one […]
Saturday, May 26th, is rapidly approaching and while all eyes are on the teams contesting the Champions League final – Real Madrid and Liverpool – we wanted to join the conversation! Now, you might be wondering: what can nursery specialists possibly contribute to the football discussion? More than you think – let us elaborate. In […]
It’s a baby boy! Prince William and Kate have welcomed their newborn on Monday, April 23rd, and the little prince has made his official debut outside the Lindo Wing – looking absolutely precious! While all babies are little princes and princesses to their parents’ eyes, your precious little one does not officially hold royal status. […]
Keeping your little one safe in the car is something on the mind of all parents. Knowing you have the very best car seat for your child and that they’re safely strapped in, can let you get on with simply enjoying the journey. Whether you’re nipping round to granny and grandpa’s, doing the regular school […]
ISOFIX, i-Size, ECE R129 and ECE R44/04 – not the easiest terms to understand when it comes to your child’s safety. If you’re unsure as to what the lingo means, you’re not alone. A 2017 study by Which found that 53% of parents of babies hadn’t heard of i-Size, whilst a further 25% were aware […]
Car seat can be defined into specific weight groups. These weight groups are defined by the United Nations safety regulations and in the UK cover children from birth to 12 years of age. The basic weight groups are: group 0 & 0+, group 1, group 1-2-3 and group 3. If you’ve got a big girl […]