By using this site you agree to the use of cookies. Your selection has produced 0 results 'From' value that is a number Please enter a 'From' value 4 to 5 stars 3 to 4 stars 2 to 3 stars Choice of buying options 1 Offer - Quick look Buy from Smart Kid Store Buy from Abacus Baby Did you find what you were looking for? Thank you for your feedbackDonate to our shops Book a free furniture collection Free collection of clothes, books and more Gift Aid your donations How your donations help Items we can't sell Partner with our shops Recycling in our shops Upholstered furniture without a fire label including items without labels that are part of donated sets Upholstered furniture with large tears or damage Furniture with missing parts or damage that may make the item unsafe Veneered wood furniture with damage to the veneer exposing the inner wood Sunbeds and tanning equipment Power tools without instructions
Refrigerations - selected Beko models Gas appliances (mains or bottled) Ovens with glass fronts/doors Oil filled radiators (not supplied with a thermostat) Oil and gas Agas Sports and Safety Equipment Buoyancy aids, lifejackets, inflatable dinghies Safety helmets, riding hats, crash helmets Safety harnesses of any sort Prams, pushchairs and buggies Cots, carry cots, playpens Toys without a CE mark Home recorded DVDs, video and audio tapes Home recorded computer games and software on recordable CDs and DVDs Swords, sword stocks, crossbows Guns and ammunition (including replica guns) Personal appliances such as shavers, foot spas, etc (unless unused and in with original sealed box) Duvets and pillows that have been used Perishable goods, food and drink Cleaning agents, solvents and adhesives Petrol or diesel fuelled garden tools such as lawn mowers If you have any other questions about what you can and can't donate contact your local shop or call 0800 915 3000.
BOOK A FREE COLLECTION or call 0808 250 0030From the outset, this is not an obvious collaboration, what with the ear cutting and everything, but both Bugaboo and Van Gogh are celebrating anniversaries this year. Fifteen and 125 years respectively, these two Dutch originals have come together to create a special, beautiful new take on a buggy. In 1890, Van Gogh painted his ethereal Almond Blossom series, inspired by the trees in Saint-Remy. He created the works as a gift to his newborn nephew Vincent Willem. These white and peach blooms, which Bugaboo has recreated on its latest design, represent new beginnings. To reflect the special nature of the Van Gogh print, the sun canopy has a new silk look and feel that retains all the specialised properties – water repellent, machine washable – associated with Bugaboo. The green, leather-look handle bar echoes the colour of Van Gogh’s branches; the chassis is also coated green, which makes a pleasant departure from black.
There are matching accessories including bassinet, breezy sun canopy and foot muff. The Bugaboo Bee3 is a compact, light buggy for newborn to toddler. There is a new carrycot attachment, an extendable sun canopy and the seat grows with your children – extending, reversing and reclining in a few clicks. The one-piece fold makes it easy to collapse, carry and store. American designers Ray and Charles Eames created modern interior classics by combining functionality and style. The Cybex Priam is a tribute to their ethos and vision. Cybex is a young, dynamic company that has blended the holy trinity of buggies: ease-of-use, style and safety. According to Cybex insiders, the Priam is Californian Modernism at its best. Think of a sprawling, contemporary garden in the Hollywood hills; then add one perfectly gorgeous family and you get the backdrop onto which the Priam most happily sits. Luckily, it will also look gorgeous on British shores and during British thunderstorms. The Priam frame can accommodate a pushchair with matching carrycot, an award-winning Cybex infant seat and later, a luxurious, reversible buggy seat.
There are three Priam wheels: light for smooth asphalt, all terrain for bumpy pavements and trekking for city and country.The Priam has a tiny ski attachment in place of a front wheel for the ultimate Ski Mummy Bunny situation. Collapsing the buggy and reclining the seat takes just one hand and the system includes an extendable, SPF 50+ sun canopy. As a neat finishing touch, the buggy seat has been aligned to typical table heights so that you also have a built-in highchair. 3. THE ICANDY DESIGNER COLLECTION For lovers of long-standing talent, the British brand iCandy boasts over 80 years of innovative, child-related product launches. The Peach, one of its most popular travel systems celebrates its fifth anniversary this summer. As a token of iCandy’s devotion to the Peach, it is unveiling two limited editions: The Black and The Classic. The former has Shoreditch cool; its all dark, moody and fashionable. Whilst the latter (pictured) has a softer, more retro feel, mixing blue, turquoise and wood.
These buggies not only look good, their performance is on another level too. iCandy uses aeronautical technology to enhance its products; apparently, the standard of engineering rivals an aeroplane. Now that’s something to shout about in the playground. The Peach includes a unique elevator mechanism that raises the seat unit to allow for increased interaction between parent and child. The lightweight, corrosion-resistant aluminium chassis comes in at a very back-friendly including wheels and seat unit The wheels – in – are large enough to be able to tackle all sorts of lumps and bumps. They are low profile, durable and are impossible to puncture. Good news full stop. The extra large shopping basket, which looks best, stuffed with Louboutin shoeboxes, can also manage up to 5kgs of supermarket groceries; it is not only gigantic but also easy to access. 4. THE SILVER CROSS ETON Savile Row, it's a British institution. Its tailors are experts at cut, quality and bespoke attention to details.
For its latest offering, Silver Cross has harnessed these Savile Row qualities and transported them into the world of buggies. No, your child will not travel in a three-piece suit; instead, the buggy fabrics have been re-imagined in high quality Eton grey flannel, which is held together with finely detailed stitching. The discreet chrome highlights act like a pair of shiny brogues, to quietly lift the overall look of this sophisticated travel system. Fashion is at the backbone of this glorious piece of British design. And as such, Silver Cross thought it fitting to include a stylish tote bag. Well, what better way to a parents’ heart than via their own wardrobe? The special edition, lightweight magnesium alloy chassis is finished in high quality, hardwearing gloss black for some more nods to understated style. The luxury flannel hood and apron set come included in the price and can be used for both the newborn carrycot and the pushchair mode. Your little style setter will be held in place by some rather fashionable shoulder and lap pads in the same Eton grey fabric and finished with delicate red, white and blue detailing.
5. THE JOOLZ GEO It takes a clever set of designers to come up with this environmentally friendly idea: the Geo’s cardboard packaging can be transformed into sustainable children’s toys. Joolz will also plant a new tree in their growing Columbian forest, to mark the birth of your child - now that is how to make environmental awareness modern and personal. The Joolz Birth Forest is a compensation for its ecological footprint and fittingly, its newest buggy, the Geo, takes inspiration from the world around us. In five Earth colours (everything from Turtle Green to Lobster Red) and boasting a leather-style bumper bar, it’s the last word in natural parenting. The four-wheel suspension means that a bit of clumsy pavement manoeuvring will not disturb your sleeping baby. The Geo also has excellent steering and can be controlled with a single hand, even with two children in tow and a full shopping basket. Another bun in the oven? No need to buy an expensive double buggy, the Geo will adapt to carry your expanding brood.