In short:A comfortable carrier with extra back support that keeps baby close and lets do away with a bulky pram on outings. It also gives dads the chance to bond with baby. Pros:A comfortable carrier with extra back support that keeps baby close

-the-top and there’s reflective piping (a neat safety feature if you’re out after dark). On both the Pulse and the Pulse + the seat is padded well enough to keep your baby comfortable. And for mum or dad’s comfort, the ergonomic handles have great padding to absorb

Carrier Air is another twist on the popular range of carriers. It's a sporty design, for mums and dads who move around a lot and get hot in the process. If you're carrying your baby in warmer weather or on a long walk, the unique, breathable 3D mesh helps

In short:A high-quality Dutch-designed pushchair, the Qtro manoeuvres well and with its height-adjustable handle is comfy for both mum and dad to push. Pros:A high-quality Dutch-designed pushchair, the Qtro manoeuvres well and with its height

it says on the box … but nothing more!Presented in a smart gift box, the John Lewis Home Safety Starter Pack looks the part and would make a good gift for new mums and dads. Designed to protect little ones from hazards in the home it is a rather basic pack

, changing mat Optional extras: Head protector Full Review: The Jolly Comfort IV back carrier is aimed at mums and dads who do a lot of mountain walking, and has a suspension system that’s designed to help you cut down on sweating.Vaude is a 30-year

to an older baby. The carrier uses a Tectonic 800 back system, which ensures your back is supported. I would admit that it is definitely one for the dads. My husband loved taking Biba up to the top of hills in the back carrier. I did carry it once or twice

of experience in the pushchair market. So, when it comes to travel, these people think like mums (and dads!). The iCandy Peach Blossom Twin travel system is suitable from birth until your little ones are toddlers. The Peach Blossom Twin takes the chassis

Carrier is a favourite among mums, dads and celebrities. The secret – it’s the great design features that make wearing one such a joy.With an estimated 25 million baby carriers sold in over 40 countries globally, Baby Björn leads the way in this market

to bits after a couple of trips abroad. Next came the dad-friendly stroller that had a shopping basket big enough to hold a pencil, followed swiftly by a designer buggy where my 18-month-old daughter Anais was only centimetres off the floor. I don’t think