Showing posts with label pram. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pram. Show all posts

Thursday, February 03, 2011

A bright invention: Buglights


The poor light conditions of dark evenings and early mornings make many mothers and child minders feel unsafe and unseen as they push their prams and buggies through the streets. BUGLIGHTS - small lights specifically designed for prams and buggies - have been created by a London-based mother, in conjunction with hi visibility specialists PROVIZ, in order to solve this problem.

BUGLIGHTS are a simple way to illuminate prams and buggies, ensuring that they are seen by passing cars, cyclists and other road users. These discreet, small LED lights are easy to attach and remove and are a quick, simple and cost-effective way to make prams and buggies stand out.

Isabel Langly-Smith, the creator of BUGLIGHTS, says, ‘When I was pushing children around the streets of London I felt vulnerable and exposed, especially when crossing the roads. I could not find any buggy lights anywhere so I came up with the idea of BUGLIGHTS. Lots of my friends who are mothers felt the same way and are already feeling safer having bought their BUGLIGHTS.’

Buy them from www.buglights.co.uk for £12.99 per pair. They are available in white, black, blue, red, yellow and green and are designed to fit all brands of prams and buggies.

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Accessorise your Bugaboo with an iPhone holder

One of the great things about Bugaboo is how many accessories are available, making it easy to make your pushchair fully customisable and unique to you.

With cupholders, footmuffs, changing bags and more - all in a range of fab colours - investing in a few new accessories is a great way to spruce up a secondhand Bugaboo.

The latest addition for the technology-loving parent is the Bugaboo iPhone Holder, which is available online at Mothercare. Visit Nappy Valley's Lovely Offers for Mothercare discount code.

You'll also find lots of nearly new Bugaboo Accessories (transport bags, parasols, buggy boards etc.) on Nappy Valley.