A pocket of my life

Back when Olivia was a few months old we were offered a chance to review this Momcozy penguin white noise machine. I jumped at the chance as Olivia has not been the best sleeper at all. When we received the product I was made up with how many different sounds and songs were on the machine. It comes with 15 different sounds, these include lullabies, white noise and womb noises, and which has 7 different levels of volume. The night light is stars and the moon which slowly transition between 3 different colours, this has 3 levels of brightness and the penguin also has a timer so you can set it to turn off after your baby has settled. The penguin of soft and cute with a velcro strap so you can hang it on the cot. The penguin is rechargeable and that us so easy to do, the sound/light box removes so easily and then you charge with a plug, it takes 3 hours to charge for 12 hours of play on full volume/light.  We no longer use this as Olivia has outgrown but I am made u

Looking for a friendly, clean soft play in the Hastings area? Then look no further than Let's Go Play . This local soft play only been open a couple of months and so far has raving reviews, which I can certainly add to. I think most parents can agree that softplay can be a daunting place to take the kids, it's normally a very loud, hot and usually a bit gross. That is one thing that I haven't experienced here.  The atmosphere seems so relaxed at this soft play, the staff are engaging and friendly to both the children and the parents. Having to book in advance with a restricted amount of children keep the play areas more open for the children as there isn't so much crowding, and the place is sparking clean.  The playcentre is split into three sections all aimed at different ages, these are 'The Fair' and 'The Castle'which are aimed at the older children with lots of climbing,  swing balls and a long helter-skelter slide