There are some fantastic products out there for mums and babies so we thought that we would start a list of links to sites which we think offer either great products or lots of useful information for mums.  If you have come across a product that you want to share with other mums, please let us know and we will add it to the list.  Happy shopping!

Birthworks birthing pools

Birthworks ethos is about providing the possibility of a waterbirth, in an environmentally conscious way, without forsaking either luxury or comfort.  These fantastic pools are hand built, in-house, from the finest sustainable timber - so they not only care about the world we live in, but the pools also look extremely good! 

There are Budget, Standard, Five Star and Gold Star options to suit every pocket. The head office is in London - Tel: 020 8244 0793 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Lilypadz

Lilypadz breast pads are the revolutionary new alternative to traditional breast pads combining such unique features as flexibility, breathability, invisibility and "sticks to you ability".  LilyPadz reusable non-absorbent breast pads are the only breast pads that adhere to you and not your bra. 

BabyGROE

BabyGROE exists to inform parents of the natural choices available to them.  BabyGROE (Green, Recycled, Organic and Ethical) is a registered charity. It produces a regionalised magazine which is given to pregnant women, free of charge, by their hospital midwife. If you are interested in natural  products for you and your baby, have a look at the BabyGROE site, it is packed full of information. Please note that at the time of publishing this article the site was undergoing construction.

BabyGROE is on a break at the moment while as the ladies who run the magazine and the charity are all having babies - three of them - and there was nobody to take over!   The magazine will be back in 2010 and so you will see it back in maternity clinics around the country at some point next year, and the charity will be up and running again.