Don’t miss out on the December 2025 edition of Nursery Today! Packed with pages of news, views and hot products.
IN OUR FEATURES/SPOTLIGHT SECTION: This month we focus on Infant Toys (page 20), Products suitable for twins or children of varying ages (page 24), Pacifiers & Soothers (page 26) and Sleeptime (page 28)
SHOW PREVIEW: Toy Fair 2026 (page 16)
INTERVIEWS: This month we catch up with Nick Watts, Managing Director for International and Lifecycle Marketing at BabyCentre, where we discuss how the UK platform began, how it keeps its content accurate and relevant, and the evolving needs of the families it serves. Over on page 14 we also speak withTessa Betterton, Digital Marketing Manager at Commotion Ltd, to explore how the company continues to champion purposeful play for little ones.
You will also find a great insight into GO10, where we chat with Senior Brand Manager Sarah Hobson to explore how the business is evolving, what drives its portfolio strategy and why 2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year for GO10 and its partners (page 10).
With this month focussed on Sleeptime, you can also find over on page 32 our interview with Nicole Weeks, Partnerships Manager at The Lullaby Trust, where we explore how the charity develops its safer sleep guidance, works with brands and retailers, and continues to amplify life-saving messages to families across the UK.
MOTHER&BABY AWARDS 2026: Held at Park Plaza Riverbank Hotel in London, on 27th November 2025, the Mother&Baby 2026 Awards celebrated the very best in parenting products at a prestigious London event attended by leading brands, industry experts and influential figures from across the nursery sector. We highlight the winners over on page 36.
PLUS: Our contributors this month bring you articles of interest with Pramland’s John Barker reflecting on a year of rapid change, industry pressure and standout supplier partnerships (page 12), while The Nursery Store’s Managing Director, Christy Foster takes a look back on a year of momentum, milestones and moving forward (page 35). Over on page 42, Jonathan Feingold explores the distinctive baby goods market in Turkey, a country known for its coastline, history, and food, but also home to a fast-growing and uniquely structured nursery sector.
RETAILERS AND SUPPLIERS: if you have news or views that you would like considered for inclusion in the next issue, please email Editor Penny Franks at penny@lemapublishing.co.uk
