Whether you’ve got a dress that’s stained and not suitable to use again or you have a little outfit that has too much cuteness to let go, you’re going to have an amazing time upcycling with these options. 

Whether you are a newbie parent, experienced parent or a seasoned grandparent, the changing bag is an essential piece of daily kit. It is the perfect compact bag giving you the freedom get out and about as often as you like, and be ready for anything! 

With the first stages, your tiny human will find it comforting to recreate the same feeling they experienced inside the womb, cozy, snug and safe. For both day-time and night-time sleeps the best way recreate this feeling for them is by swaddling. 

Here are some tips to prepare you for the days in hospital. Although hospital stays are typically becoming shorter, it is important you make this time when you first meet your baby, as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

Here at cocobabybox.com we’ve been exploring the ins and outs of the mysterious 40 week milestone.

We have pulled together some helpful tips to build both a sense of inclusion and excitement for your toddler, as they adjust to the idea of what your family will soon become—a tribe of four or more.

We’re going to incorporate 3 daily activities to reduce our plastic usage each month to really up our game in the fight against plastic! And we’re hoping a few of you will join us too!

Our Hospital Checklist is an amazing list which will help you and your birthing partner prepare for the arrival of your little human. Whether it’s your first child or not, our detailed checklist will ensure you have everything you need to make the birth as smooth sailing as possible.

Here at cocobabybox.com we love keeping packaging to a minimum and recyclable too. So we were super excited to find out that the big supermarkets in the UK are now starting to get onboard with packaging free items - at last!

Sometimes furniture in your home just needs a little lovin… Rather than spending a small fortune buying brand new furniture, why not give your existing items a new lease of life?