Google won’t reveal why they are called Bunny Rugs, but the options for blankets to keep your little one cosy are endless. From plush to practical, check out these bundles of snugness

Babies poo alot. It’s ok, it’s healthy, and even if you screw your nose up and dry barf at other people’s little stinkybums, trust me when I say it’s (mostly) not so bad when it’s your own bub. The debate is totally and utterly endless when it comes to Disposable versus Cloth nappies (actual waste or water waste? Convenience or recycling? And so on…) but once you’ve worked out which option suits you, it’s time to go shopping!

Huggies and Johnson’s are the classic all-time staples (seriously, who didn’t have that No More Tears Shampoo?), readily available from about $5 at supermarkets and pharmacies. But if you’re after something a bit more luxurious, it’s gotta be organic, baby!

This week Kat explores the wide and varied worlds of dummies bottles and bibs. Whether you're looking for swarovski bling or eco-friendly, we've tracked it down for you!

Style-conscious Mums the world over both rejoice and despair at the thought of shopping for their precious little tots. Imagine my shock when I discovered that the “Kids Licenced” section of Target was not actually a play-area that served the odd martini, but instead a congested nightmare of Disney branding. On the other hand, labels as we previously knew them have become impractical: Mummy can justify a Burberry trench on a cost-per-wear basis, but a little one would outgrow it in a matter of months (at $325 a pop, Daddy might not quite understand…). How then, do we spoil Bub with a bit of good old-fashioned glamour? In the most educational and beautiful way there is: with books!

We're introducing a new section to Never Shopped Out and a fabulous new shopping expert to the team. Given how many wonderful things there are out there for kids and how many things you need for children, we decided to start a new section specifically devoted to shopping for kids, babies, mums and mums to be!