Get your FREE TICKET for the Essential Baby & Toddler Show. Hurry, ends 5pm tomorrow!
The Essential Baby and Toddler Show is back to Darling Harbour this weekend - from Friday 22 to Sunday 24 September, and promises to be bigger and better than ever!
With over 250 brands to shop from, advice from the experts including Dr Howard Chilton, Tresillian and the Australian Breastfeeding Association, live entertainment for your little ones from Hi-5 and Poppy and Branch from the DreamWorks movie Trolls and so much more, it's going to be a great day out for the whole family.
- Thousands of complimentary gift bags on entry
- Over 250 local and international brands to shop from (such as Blackmores, Joie, Chicco, Philips AVENT, Redsbaby, Baby Zen, Gro and more)
- Blackmores Wellbeing Zone with Blackmores Gummies giveaway (while stocks last) and complimentary naturopathic consults
- Bio-Oil Seminar Series featuring parenting expert Dr Howard Chilton
- Fisher-Price Play Lab where your little one can “test trial” all the hottest toys on offer from newborn to toddler
- Expert guidance from professionals at The Advice Hub
- Entertainment and Meet & Greets with Hi-5 and Poppy & Branch from the DreamWorks movie Trolls
- Pram Trial Track
- Limited First Aid Courses by CPR Kids
- Dedicated Play Areas
The Bio-Oil Seminar Series is back with another great line-up of experts to help you on your journey. Leading Sydney paediatrician, Dr Howard Chilton will answer all of your questions about babies, whilst CPR Kids will demonstrate how to manage a choking emergency at home.
Also heading to the stage will be the Australian Breastfeeding Association consultants, Safe Sleep experts from Red Nose and Tresillian talking about Responsive Settling.
Plus there are some amazing discounts on big baby brands:
- 17% OFF Stokke Tripp Trapp products
- 20% OFF all products at 2XU
- 30% OFF Organix Fruit Pots
- 20% OFF Earlyview 3D/4D Ultrasound
- 20% OFF Ripe maternity & nursing
Click here to get your FREE TICKET (save $20). Hurry ends 5pm tomorrow (Thursday 21 September 2017)
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