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Babies + Children
The
best possible baby oil for you baby’s skin is olive oil. Cheap and natural and
unfragranced. Available in a kitchen near you!
BURPS
(Breastfeeding Understanding and Reassurance Project in Shrewsbury)
T:
07810 816233 – helpline number open 9am-9pm 7 days
a week.
Peer
support group with one to one contact.
La
Leche League
T:
01743 761655 T: 01743 362723
W:
www.laleche.org.uk
Breastfeeding
support, encouragement and info from pregnancy to weaning.
Lollipop
Real Nappy Advisor
T:
01743 244818
W:
www.happynappies.btinternet.co.uk
Sells
eco-friendly childcare products.
Provides
demonstrations, advice and support on Real Nappies.
Lullabys
Coton
Hill, Shrewsbury, Shropshire
SY1 1JD
T:
01743 233233
W:
www.lullabys.co.uk
Sell
cotton nappies in their Shrewsbury
store and online store.
Nappy
Laundering.
The
Iron Shop, 105 Mount Pleasant Road,
Shrewsbury, SY1 3EL
T:
01743 461274
Will
collect, wash and deliver your cotton nappies.
National
Childbirth Trust
T:
0870 112 8890
W:
www.nct.org.uk/branches/shrewsbury
Run
by local parents to offer support, information and friendship to new parents and
parents-to-be.
Papoose
baby shop
Windsor Place,
(opp. Woolworths) Shrewsbury
T:
01743 359143. Open 10am-3pm.
Nearly
new baby equipment bought and sold.
Shropshire
Real Nappy Network
T:
0870 777 1137
Provide
free trial kits and subsidised hire kits for families on income support. They
also organize nappuccinos – coffee mornings with information about nappies.
The
Gooseberry Bush
25
Mardol, Shrewsbury
T:
01743 272731
W:
www.thegooseberrybush.co.uk/
Sell
a large range of washable nappies and accessories and can advise.
The
Real Nappy Helpline
T:
0845 8500606
W:
www.realnappycampaign.com
Provide
information and help with different nappy types.
Toy
Library
Harlescott
Community Centre, Kynaston Road, Shrewsbury
T:
07906 869816
Save
money and waste by reusing old toys. Toys available for hire.
Womens
Environmental Network (see Health Section)
Alternative
kidz
47 Woodplace Lane, Coulsdon,
Surrey, CR5 1NE
T: 01737 556768
W:
www.alternativekidz.com
A magazine
for 6-12year olds. £12 annual sub. There’s lots for children in the Education Section.
Books
Some Harry
Potter books have been printed on recycled and Forest Stewardship Council
certified FSC papers – which ensures books aren’t made of ancient forest trees.
(see Recycling section – books).