Bath & Bed / 3 May, 2023 / Christina Walter
You know when you are invited to a Bamford press launch that it is going to be a special morning. I arrived in a haze of London madness to be hit by the sight of Baby’s Breath, hanging cloud-like above the beautiful displays of the new Bamford Kids and Baby collection.
This is literally the dream for anyone looking for the ideal present for a new parent. The combination of the feel, look and smell can’t help but create a sense of calm. The Bamford Baby range is split between camomile hair and body wash, calendula face and body moisturiser, mother and baby balm, camomile baby powder and my favourite calendula treatment oil.
These natural and organic ingredients are both super soft on the skin and kind to the planet. Each product has a clever little heart deciphering if the product is for Mother or for Baby and would make a beautiful addition to any nursery or bathroom.
The other side of the collection, again, has a beautiful, sustainable organic story and consists of organic cotton bibs, ponchos, towels and muslins. They also have a large baby bag with a matching pouch to carry all mother and baby essentials.
The mother and baby gift set is priced at £85 and would make the dreamiest gift for any expecting mother.
You can also create a bespoke gift set which is wrapped in a Bamford baby envelope bag tied with ribbon and finished with a sweetheart gift tag.
The whole range is available to buy at Bamford.com or at stores.
For a limited time, customers can receive a complimentary Geranium Hand Balm when they purchase three or more products from the new Bamford Baby collection.
Calendula Face And Body Moisturiser
Clover Baby Cotton Hooded Towel
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