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Its nearly a year since the beginning of the first lockdown. It’s easy and understandable to be gloomy and unhappy. This month is the United Nations’ International Day of Happiness (March 20th). Here at Bibetta we want to bring a bit of happiness, sparkle and cheer today by highlighting some of the positive things that […]

Bread is quite possibly the most under-rated foodstuff in our modern diets. It’s often a food that we introduce to babies and toddlers early on, and there are plenty of reasons why. 

We thought we’d share some of the things our team have been doing to keep in touch over lockdown. Hope they provide some inspiration for you and help you keep in contact with friends and family

The countdown is on! Excitement is bubbling in the house, but how do you balance keeping the excitement going with stopping it from bubbling over before the big day even arrives?

As a parent with small children, getting the balance between it being a magical time of the year and working so hard that you’re frazzled on the big day can be a fine line. Read on for just a few top tips to help make Christmas easy this year.

As lockdown restrictions continue in the UK, and the weather turns colder, we have been thinking about how we can comfortably carry on getting out, and have gathered together a list of products we think might fit the bill and help you keep warm and dry during these cold winter months. 1. Wheelchair Cosy BundleBean’s Wheelchair Cosy’s (Kids £39.99 Adults £44.99) are [...]

Negative news is everywhere in the media, it can get you down, stress you and wear you out. Not sure what tier you are in, can you meet others and what rules apply in your area? On top of the shorter days, colder and wetter weather it can become a vicious circle of worry and anxiety.I am a [...]

November sees World Vegan Month. For families taking an increasingly popular approach to wean their baby the vegan way, Sally Hall, author of Plant Based Baby, outlines some of the things to keep in mind when considering raising your baby as a vegan.

Did you know that Halloween is a celebrated on the 31st of October as it is the eve of the Western Christian feast of All Hallows? It is the start of a thee-day remembrance of the dead, specifically Christian Saints and Martyrs. Historically, Christians abstained from eating meat on Halloween and just ate vegetarian foods during this time.