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IN OUR FEATURES/SPOTLIGHT SECTION: This month we focus on Pregnancy & Maternity (page 19), Monitors (page 20), Bottles & Sterilisers (page 34), Eco Friendly (page 36) and Bedding (page 42).
IN OUR RETAIL SECTION: Starting over on page 16 BabyLuv’s Operations Manager Adele Donson discusses the business’s journey, the importance of the showroom experience, changing consumer behaviour and how strong family values continue to shape BabyLuv’s future.
With Monitors featured this month (page 28) ebebek UK Baby Care Category Specialist, Melis Kurtay, discusses changing consumer expectations, the latest technology trends and how a well-balanced monitor range can help retailers build customer confidence and increase sales.
INTERVIEWS: Nursery Today takes a break on page 19 with Weybury Hildreth’s Head of Sales, Ruth Rogers to gain her insight into pregnancy support products, while over on page 36 we also catch up with Lesley Beach, Managing Director of Bambino Mio Ltd, who discusses the evolving reusable market, the misconceptions that still exist, and why she believes products that support child development and school readiness will drive the next phase of growth. Sustainability is no longer just a trend, it’s becoming an expectation for today’s parents. From eco-conscious materials to smarter product design, brands are looking at new ways to reduce their environmental impact without compromising on safety, quality or practicality. Turn to page 41 where Vital Baby’s Hannah Juniper discusses the success of the EarthSmart range, changing consumer expectations and how innovation is helping shape a more sustainable future.
With Monitors featured this month you will also find great insight from Joel Lucy, CEO & Founder of Jigsaw Brand Consultancy, who work closely with VTech and LeapFrog. Joel this month shares his thoughts on page 24 into the monitor product category.
COVER STORY: Future-proof versatility, eight tandem configurations and long-term value make the Oyster4 an easy recommendation for parents planning beyond their first child. Turn to page 10 to find out more!
PLUS: Our contributors this month bring you articles of interest. Pramland’s John Barker gives his thoughts (page 14) on the importance of supporting the independent nursery retail sector and why working together could help shape a stronger future. Focusing on collaboration rather than competition, John outlines a new initiative designed to raise the profile of independent retailers and encourage more parents-to-be to discover the expertise and service they offer.
You will also find among the pages this month, starting from page 46, Jonathan Feingold’s article, where he explores Taiwan’s unique baby products 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
