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The Irish Sun
7 days ago
- Business
- The Irish Sun
‘Gotta get myself to Tesco!!' parents say as supermarket slash the price on cribs, high chairs & other baby essentials
BEING a first-time parent can get expensive quickly. From buying pushchairs, car seats and highchairs, your money is gone in a blink of an eye when you Advertisement 2 Parents are racing to Tesco for their baby sale Credit: Facebook 2 Products are slashed to over half price with a clubcard Credit: Facebook Fortunately, Tesco currently has lots of baby essentials that are slashed in price that One mum, Emma Black, took to social media to notify others of the deal. She wrote: "Some great deals on baby items in Tesco with a Clubcard!" The first product she found was the Joie bedside crib which usually retails for £160 but is currently just £64 with the loyalty card. Advertisement READ MORE ON PARENTING The bedside crib is one of the most highly rated ones for parents. It allows you to sleep side-by-side with your baby while still giving you both your own space to comfortably move around in. Suitable for newborns up to 9kg, it features a single-hand glide and sliding side panel so you can soothe your baby without leaving your bed. The one-touch glide lock lets you secure Roomie Glide in place once your little one is fast asleep and you're done rocking. Advertisement Most read in Fabulous Exclusive It also comes with mesh windows on each side as well as four lockable wheels to move the crib around easily. Also on offer is the Graco highchair, which is just £60 with a Clubcard instead of £150. shoppers go wild for Tesco's perfect summer co-ord The Graco DuoDiner DLX 6 in 1 also converts to a dining booster seat, youth stool, and table. The high chair will see you through the toddler years for multiple occasions. Advertisement "So many other baby items on offer with Clubcard too," Emma alerted parents. The post was shared on the Facebook group, Insider tip from a Tesco employee A Tesco employee has revealed a surprising secret about the self-scan trolleys. According to the worker, random checks on customers using these trolleys are not entirely random. The checks are actually triggered by a specific customer habit. If you frequently pick up and put down items without scanning them, you're more likely to be selected for a check. This is due to the system detecting suspicious behaviour, which could indicate potential theft. So, to avoid delays, it's best to scan items immediately after placing them in your trolley. Parents were quick to thank Emma for sharing the deals. One person wrote: "Wow. Will see if I can order now. Or go after work." Advertisement Another commented: "That's really good!" "That's cheap with Clubcard," penned a third. Meanwhile a fourth said: "We need one of these and they're cheaper now." Someone else added: "I want one I'll have to have a look for one in Tesco." Advertisement
Scottish Sun
7 days ago
- Business
- Scottish Sun
‘Gotta get myself to Tesco!!' parents say as supermarket slash the price on cribs, high chairs & other baby essentials
NOT KIDDING 'Gotta get myself to Tesco!!' parents say as supermarket slash the price on cribs, high chairs & other baby essentials Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) BEING a first-time parent can get expensive quickly. From buying pushchairs, car seats and highchairs, your money is gone in a blink of an eye when you become mum or dad. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Parents are racing to Tesco for their baby sale Credit: Facebook 2 Products are slashed to over half price with a clubcard Credit: Facebook Fortunately, Tesco currently has lots of baby essentials that are slashed in price that parents will want to grab. One mum, Emma Black, took to social media to notify others of the deal. She wrote: "Some great deals on baby items in Tesco with a Clubcard!" The first product she found was the Joie bedside crib which usually retails for £160 but is currently just £64 with the loyalty card. The bedside crib is one of the most highly rated ones for parents. It allows you to sleep side-by-side with your baby while still giving you both your own space to comfortably move around in. Suitable for newborns up to 9kg, it features a single-hand glide and sliding side panel so you can soothe your baby without leaving your bed. The one-touch glide lock lets you secure Roomie Glide in place once your little one is fast asleep and you're done rocking. It also comes with mesh windows on each side as well as four lockable wheels to move the crib around easily. Also on offer is the Graco highchair, which is just £60 with a Clubcard instead of £150. shoppers go wild for Tesco's perfect summer co-ord The Graco DuoDiner DLX 6 in 1 also converts to a dining booster seat, youth stool, and table. The high chair will see you through the toddler years for multiple occasions. "So many other baby items on offer with Clubcard too," Emma alerted parents. The post was shared on the Facebook group, Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK, which boasts over 2.6 million members. Insider tip from a Tesco employee A Tesco employee has revealed a surprising secret about the self-scan trolleys. According to the worker, random checks on customers using these trolleys are not entirely random. The checks are actually triggered by a specific customer habit. If you frequently pick up and put down items without scanning them, you're more likely to be selected for a check. This is due to the system detecting suspicious behaviour, which could indicate potential theft. So, to avoid delays, it's best to scan items immediately after placing them in your trolley. Parents were quick to thank Emma for sharing the deals. One person wrote: "Wow. Will see if I can order now. Or go after work." Another commented: "That's really good!" "That's cheap with Clubcard," penned a third. Meanwhile a fourth said: "We need one of these and they're cheaper now." Someone else added: "I want one I'll have to have a look for one in Tesco."
The Sun
7 days ago
- Business
- The Sun
‘Gotta get myself to Tesco!!' parents say as supermarket slash the price on cribs, high chairs & other baby essentials
BEING a first-time parent can get expensive quickly. From buying pushchairs, car seats and highchairs, your money is gone in a blink of an eye when you become mum or dad. 2 Fortunately, Tesco currently has lots of baby essentials that are slashed in price that parents will want to grab. One mum, Emma Black, took to social media to notify others of the deal. She wrote: "Some great deals on baby items in Tesco with a Clubcard!" The first product she found was the Joie bedside crib which usually retails for £160 but is currently just £64 with the loyalty card. The bedside crib is one of the most highly rated ones for parents. It allows you to sleep side-by-side with your baby while still giving you both your own space to comfortably move around in. Suitable for newborns up to 9kg, it features a single-hand glide and sliding side panel so you can soothe your baby without leaving your bed. The one-touch glide lock lets you secure Roomie Glide in place once your little one is fast asleep and you're done rocking. It also comes with mesh windows on each side as well as four lockable wheels to move the crib around easily. Also on offer is the Graco highchair, which is just £60 with a Clubcard instead of £150. shoppers go wild for Tesco's perfect summer co-ord The Graco DuoDiner DLX 6 in 1 also converts to a dining booster seat, youth stool, and table. The high chair will see you through the toddler years for multiple occasions. "So many other baby items on offer with Clubcard too," Emma alerted parents. The post was shared on the Facebook group, Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK, which boasts over 2.6 million members. A Tesco employee has revealed a surprising secret about the self-scan trolleys. According to the worker, random checks on customers using these trolleys are not entirely random. The checks are actually triggered by a specific customer habit. If you frequently pick up and put down items without scanning them, you're more likely to be selected for a check. This is due to the system detecting suspicious behaviour, which could indicate potential theft. So, to avoid delays, it's best to scan items immediately after placing them in your trolley. Parents were quick to thank Emma for sharing the deals. One person wrote: "Wow. Will see if I can order now. Or go after work." "That's cheap with Clubcard," penned a third. Meanwhile a fourth said: "We need one of these and they're cheaper now."
Forbes
01-07-2025
- Automotive
- Forbes
What Are Rotating Car Seats And How Do They Benefit Parents?
Rotating Car Seat Joie Car seats have evolved dramatically since 1985, the year car seats became mandatory in every U.S. state. At first, car seats improvements made them significantly safer for children and then, with the widespread adoption of the Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children (LATCH) system in 2003, more convenient for parents as well. One of the most recent major advancements in car seat technology came in 2007 with the introduction of the first rotating car seat, a product category not yet very well-known in the United States. Rotating car seats swivel on their base to face the door, where you can then place your child in the seat and buckle them in. Then, you swivel the seat back to its rear- or forward-facing position. Rotating car seats are capable of swiveling between 90 and 360 degrees, depending on the model. While the primary function of the car seat remains safety, rotating car seats introduce a significant layer of convenience and ergonomic benefit that is resonating deeply with parents navigating the daily challenges of childcare. I discovered rotating car seats when I was struggling with severe chronic postpartum back pain. My challenge as a single parent was that after a cesarean section, I was trying to limit my lifting and strain. While travel systems – car seats that separated from their base to become baby carriers and snap into a stroller – were convenient, they required me to lift more weight than I was supposed to the first eight weeks after my daughter was born. A rotating car seat allowed me to strap my baby in without bending my body around awkwardly, it was much easier than twisting and reaching to get my daughter secured. The benefits continued as my infant became a toddler. Buckling harnesses becomes less of a battle when you can comfortably face your child and connect eye-to-eye, offering a smoother and quicker process and ensuring proper strap placement and tightness. For parents with two-door cars or vehicles with a third row, rotating car seats can be especially convenient. While my Mini Cooper is the four-door verseion, given its small size, a rotating car seats made a huge difference. Claire Smith, a Certified Child Passenger Safety Advocate at Joie , explains how rotating car seats work during an email interview. She offers that, in addition to the ease of loading and unloading children, some parents also note that it makes it much easier to avoid accidentally hitting a child's head on the top of the car while loading them in their car seat. 'The rotating feature makes it so much easier to get your child into and out of the car seat.' For parents with physical limitations or those recovering from childbirth, the benefits are even more pronounced. With a simple rotation, the child and the car seat swivels to the side, facing the caregiver. This eliminates the need for strenuous leaning, twisting and reaching, significantly reducing the strain on backs, shoulders, and necks – a welcome relief for parents already dealing with the physical demands of raising young children. Rotating car seats tend to be slightly heavier than static car seats, so the initial installation might require some help for parents with physical limitations. Car Seat Safety Remains Paramount Safety, of course, remains paramount. In passenger cars, car seats reduce the risk of fatal injury by 71 percent for infants and by 54 percent for toddlers . Rotating car seats undergo the same rigorous testing and adhere to the same safety standards as traditional car seats. It's crucial for parents to ensure proper installation, following the manufacturer's instructions meticulously, regardless of the seat's rotating capabilities. According to a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study , 48 percent of parents and caregivers incorrectly installed their child's car seat. Rotating car seats may be more expensive than some traditional models. Alisa Baer, MD, a pediatrician and co-founder of The Car Seat Lady , shared in a written response that costs is one of the reasons more people don't have rotating car seats. 'Currently the least expensive rotating seats are at least $250.' As technology advances and demand increases, a wider range of rotating car seats may become available at various price points, making them more accessible to a broader audience. Baer points out other drawbacks to consider, 'Some seats push forward as they rotate, which means that you may have to move the front seat up in order to swivel it. If you are installing two car seats side by side (or three-across), there likely won't be sufficient room for any of the seats to rotate, even if you use a slim one.' And safety, as with all car seats, is essential. 'Caregivers might be tempted to let the child ride side-facing so they can see better out the window – this is very dangerous, but I've seen it done. While walking in my NYC neighborhood, a car drove by with a child riding sideways in a rotating car seat.' Rotating Car Seats Growing In Popularity The first rotating car seat launch happened in Europe and the technology is only now gaining momentum in the United States. Smith is optimistic, 'Rotating car seats are still relatively new to the U.S, market. We're seeing a large number of parents selecting a rotating seat these days, though, as parents learn more about them.'
The Sun
14-06-2025
- Business
- The Sun
Tesco shoppers rush to buy pricey stroller parents ‘love' scanning for £119 off
TESCO shoppers are rushing to buy a pricey stroller scanning for £199 off. Eagle-eyed customers could not believe their luck after spotting a Joie Brisk LX Lightweight Umbrella Stroller scanning for just £51. 1 The deal was shared in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, with lots of shoppers praising the deal. One savvy customer said: "This is good." While another shopper said: "Crazy, I spent 170 on mine when it first came out." And a third customer added the stroller might be "worth it" for when they go on holiday. The pram comes with a water repellent canopy and a lie flat lounger so your little one can nap on the go. It can hold up to 22kg and is suitable from birth to children aged four years old. The product has received rave reviews from other parents who said they "loved" the pram. If you are keen to shop the product you will have to visit a Tesco store as the offer does not appear to be available online. It may be worth ringing your local branch ahead of time to check stock levels to avoid a wasted trip. You can find your nearest Tesco by visiting, Save with secret codes The pram is also available at Argos for £100 and Pram World has reduced the price of the product from £170 to £99.95. And that is not the only bargain that has been spotted at Tesco in recent weeks. Shoppers were stunned to see a £12 dupe for pricey Samsonite carry on suitcases. In comparison, a similar suitcase from Samsonite will set you back a whopping £295. HOW TO BAG A BARGAIN When hunting for a deal, it is important to shop around to make sure you are not being overcharged. There are plenty of comparison websites that will check prices for you – so don't be left paying more than you have to. Most of them work by comparing the prices across hundreds of retailers. For example, Google Shopping is a tool that lets users search for and compare prices for products across the web. Simply type in keywords, or a product number, to bring up search results. Price Spy also logs the history of how much something costs from over 3,000 different retailers, including Argos, Amazon, eBay and the supermarkets. Once you select an individual product you can quickly compare which stores have the best price and which have it in stock. How to save money at Tesco EVERY little helps when it comes to saving money at Tesco. The Sun's Head of Consumer Tara Evans explains how you can save money at the UK's biggest supermarket. Clubcard points Tesco first launched it's loyalty scheme back in 1995. You get one point for every £1 you spend in store. If you spend points in store then 100 points is worth £1. You can spend your points via its reward partners and get triple and even sometimes quadruple the value. Extend Clubcard points You can find lost Clubvcard points and find the last two years of unused vouchers by logging into the Tesco Clubcard site. Clubcard prices If you don't have a Clubcard then you will miss out on its cheaper Clubcard prices. However, don't forget to check prices before you shop because it might not be cheaper than elsewhere, especially on big value items like washing powder and loo roll. Yellow stickers Shops do vary the time they reduce groceries with yellow stickers but Tesco tends to be between 7pm and 9pm. Save money if you shop online If you get your Tesco food shop delivered then it might be worth buying a delivery saver pass to help cut the cost of delivery fees. If you live near a Tesco then you can get click and collect slots of as little as 25p, so it might be cheaper than getting your food delivered.
