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by - written on 06/05/09 (Very useful, 185 readings)
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When you are a new parent whether you like it or not you will receive a lot of gifts. One we received was the beanstalk cot mobile from Argos. We had already purchased our own mobile to fit in with the nursery theme; however we didn't like to offend as it was given to us from an older relative, so we ended up using both mobiles during the first twelve months of our daughter's life. The mobile itself is designed in a very neutral colour scheme with the theme of jungle animals running through it. First appearances were that the mobile was cute in the design of the actual animals but basic in most other areas. It looked pleasant enough and would fit in well with ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/04/09 (Very useful, 156 readings)
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I bought this cot mobile whilst pregnant, not knowing wether I was expecting boy or girl I had already decided that I wasnt doing pink or blue and neither did I like Winnie The Pooh!! I bought it from Argos alongside the Beanstalk Playmat and some Beanstalk pram toys. They were all on offer at the time on a 3 for 2 offer so cost me a bargain £30 for the lot. The Beanstalk range is basically products from birth up to toys for up to the age 5 mark. They are jungle animals and the range is usually green based with lots of bright yellows and orange. The cot mobile that I purchased had a green plastic frame with 4 different brightly coloured ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/04/09 (Very useful, 210 readings)
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This is Beanstalk Jungle Cot Mobile which I bought from Argos for less then £15. This is a good price for a cot mobile as when I went to John Lewis they were all above £25 and they cannot be used for a long time as once the baby starts sitting and is more active you have to remove it. For the first few months after my son was born he slept in a Moses Basket like many newborns. He was quite settled in the basket and it was easy to rock him to sleep at times as I had a rocking stand. However when he outgrew it he had to move on into the cot which was a challenge for me to get him to sleep and stay in. He would cry nonstop to begin with in it and perhaps ... Read the complete review


