Jenny Wonnacott

15 hours ago | mumsnet.com | Jenny Wonnacott

This award-winning travel cot from the makers of Mumsnetters' favourite cot bed, Tutti Bambini, is a lightweight, stylish choice for your baby's on-the-go bed or playpen, and its super-breathable, mesh side panels makes it a particularly good option for travel over the summer months. Here's what our parent-tester Tamsin thought after trying it out over several months.

2 weeks ago | mumsnet.com | Jenny Wonnacott

Our writers test and research products independently. When you buy through a link on our site we may earn a commission but this never affects our product choices. Find out more about this here. The Chicco Next2Me has long been one of the most popular co-sleeper cribs among parents of newborns on Mumsnet, so when we got the opportunity to review the brand's innovative twin version, we couldn't wait to see how well it performed. Mum of newborn twins Helina put it to the test.

2 weeks ago | mumsnet.com | Jenny Wonnacott

While not everyone considers breast pads as an essential pregnancy purchase, as a mum-of-three who has clocked up a collective 40+ months of breastfeeding, I found them extremely useful, particularly in those leaky first few weeks postpartum. Something that comes as a surprise to many parents-to-be is that you can start leaking breast milk even before the baby arrives.

3 weeks ago | mumsnet.com | Jenny Wonnacott

What we like Features LED lights which are very helpful when it comes to spotting dirt and pet hair (on hardwood floor especially) Easy to empty The main floorhead tool fits really nicely under low surfaces such as coffee table lower shelf, especially when used with the FlexiClean feature (allowing you to bend the main pole) Good capacity for a cordless vac What we don't like Noisy Battery doesn't last terribly long, particularly if using on maximum level of suction which is sometimes (often)...

3 weeks ago | mumsnet.com | Jenny Wonnacott

Lack of sleep is a problem for nearly all new parents and one in three people suffer at some point in their lives. If your baby is waking several times a night, you can at least take solace from the fact that you’re not alone and that your torment will end eventually. Babies do eventually sleep through – we promise. The effects of lack of sleep range from the comic (pouring milk instead of fabric conditioner into the washing machine) to the dangerous (dozing off when you really should be awake).