MUMMY TO THE MAX

I have been a keen lover of Amazon for many years. Over the course of a month I end up buying a lot from Amazon and the main reason why I tend to buy so much is because the prices are much more cheaper than other retailers. Since I have had an Amazon account I have bought products from every section on Amazon. From toys to furniture, cleaning products to electric products, I always find a bargain.

As many of my readers know, I was lucky enough to go to Britmums 2013 and I had a fantastic time. After Christmas 2013 I blogged about wanting to go to Britmums 2014 and how I had made it my New Years resolution to go. Soon after writing this resolution I set about trying to make this dream a reality and after contacting a fantastic company, they agreed to sponsor me and my dream became real.

My fantastic sponsor this year is Nelsons Arnicare. I am really proud to be representing them at Britmums 2014 and I hope my readers will follow them and me through my Britmums journey. For anyone who does not know about Nelsons Arnicare please find some information below.

Arnicare sell many products suitable for all ages however one of our favourite products is their Natural Nelsons Arnicare Arnica Kids Stick. The stick is designed for active little ones. It is a fun, fast absorbing formulation and is specially formulated for children’s delicate skin, helping to keep it soft and supple.

It is a unique pocket sized item, the brightly coloured purple balm simply glides on your childs skin and is non-greasy and paraben-free. Nelsons Arnicare Arnica Kids Stick is enriched with Shea Butter and
has been developed with the natural alpine flower Arnica Montana.

Nelsons Arnicare Arnica Kids Stick is suitable for children 3 years and over. It is priced at £4.50 for 7g, it is available from Boots and all good independent pharmacies and health food stores nationwide. Please visit www.arnicare.co.uk for more information.

This year I will be reviewing some Nelson Arnicare products, running some competitions and I will be sharing there latest news over on Twitter and here. Please check back to see the latest news.

Are you going to be attending BritMums? Please leave me a comment and let me know.

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Last week Maxwell and I were lucky enough to visit the new Kiddicare Store at Hedge End in Southampton. We attended a blogging event to celebrate the opening of the new store.  I have always been a big fan of Kiddicare and have always had good experiences shopping with them online so I was eager to find out what they had to offer in store.


Kiddicare Hedge End is the sixth Kiddicare store to open in the UK in their nationwide expansion plan. The store has created over 79 jobs for the local community and all of the employees live in a 5 mile radius. The store has over 3,600 products which include car seats, pushchairs, toys, highchairs and anything else a parent could possibly need.


When we first arrived we were greeted by lots of friendly smiles and faces. There were lots of staff to direct me to where I needed to go. First stop was the Cafe.
The Cafe was a great. It had plenty of seating and it was bright and colourful. There was a huge range of food and drinks which were on offer for all the family to enjoy. There were a lot of healthy options and everything was reasonably priced. There were plenty of spoons, spare bowls and even equipment for you to heat younger children's food up.
The Cafe has lots of brilliant qualities including a nest where you are able to go and get a little privacy to breastfeed, a large table where parents are able to meet and have a catch up over a coffee and a small fun play area where children are able to go and have lots of fun.


Whilst we were at the event we were treated to a special music class in Kiddicare's community room. The community room is where local classes meet together and create lots of fun for the children. We were treated to a music class with Maraca Jacks. Maxwell enjoyed himself and I can recommend the class to other parents.
Kiddicare use the community room to give parents financial advice when purchasing items for their child. It is a quiet room where you are able to discuss how you will make payments to pay off the essentials you need when having a child. Kiddicare have set a system up where you are able to pay in instalments.


The whole store has been thought out carefully. It is very family friendly and it is easy to find what you are looking for. Everything is put into sections and is presented clearly.
The aisles are wide and pushchair friendly. Everything is neatly placed on the shelves so you do not have the fear of knocking something off as you push your buggy around or when children are running around.
We really enjoyed our day out at Kiddicare and I can see us returning soon.