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Now more than ever, Earthlings are probably feeling the need to escape to a galaxy far, far away. And with May the 4th, Star Wars Day, a week away, you've got a great excuse to stock up on geeky collectibles.  From Death Star kitchen gear to sparkly Yodas, here are some of the products we've spotted online that could make a Force-ful addition to your Star Wars collection. Clutch your Han Solo throw pillow for some comfort and bust out your R2-D2 screwdriver for all those home projects you're tacking while on on coronavirus lockdown.  The products below were chosen as personal Star Wars favorites, regardless of price. And do note: These are approxim

The healthy birth of Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds's son can help provide reassurance for anxious pregnant women, a leading obstetrician has said. Giving birth can be a cause of anxiety even without a worldwide pandemic. There has also been data – albeit inconclusive – from China suggesting Covid-19 could be increasing the rate of premature births. But Dr Jo Mountfield, a consultant obstetrician and vice-president of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG), said the fact that Symonds and baby are said to be doing "very well" despite him apparently arriving early should help to soothe fears. "The vast majority of pre-term babies will do well because they are well looked after within highly skilled neonatal units," she said. "People will need to be reassured by that and that their baby will get the same care as Boris's baby. "She [Symonds] would get no different neonatal care, that's the beauty of the NHS. If you

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 28, 2020-- Technavio has been monitoring the baby safety products market and it is poised to grow by USD 3.26 billion during 2019-2023, progressing at a CAGR of almost 5% during the forecast period. The report offers an up-to-date analysis regarding the current market scenario, latest trends and drivers, and the overall market environment. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200428005681/en/ Technavio has announced its latest market research report titled Global Baby Safety Products Market 2019-2023 (Graphic: Business Wire) Technavio suggests three forecast scenarios (optimistic, probable, and pessimistic) considering the impact of COVID-19.Please Request Latest Free Sample Report on COVID-19 Impact The market is fragmented, and the degree of fragmentation will accelerate during the forecast period. Artsana Spa, Britax Römer, Dorel Industries Inc., Goodbaby International Holdings Ltd.,

ResearchAndMarkets.com published a new article on the baby care industry, "Baby Care Sees 162% Growth as Parents Fear Shortages during Coronavirus Pandemic" The COVID-19 outbreak has driven many parents to stock up on baby care products like baby formula, diapers and baby wipes to ensure they can keep their babies well-fed, clean and healthy during quarantine. Companies like Procter and Gamble, Danone and Nestle have assured consumers they are continuing to send out new stock and have urged parents not to buy more than what they need to avoid shortages. In addition, some retailers have introduced limits on the amount of items like powder formula that can be bought in a single transaction. There has been a surge in demand for diapers in particular with the market experiencing 154% growth during the pandemic. Some companies such as Kimberly Clark, who manufactures the Huggies brand, and the Honest Company have responded to the surge in demand by announcing partnerships with cha

Caring for a baby comes with a lot of gear and accessories, and you can reduce their environmental impact by choosing eco-friendly baby products. Eco-friendly products are often a safer choice for your little one as well, since they tend to abstain from toxic ingredients. While the term eco-friendly is broad, look for products that are nontoxic and made of recycled or sustainable materials. Some products are eco-friendly by design, replacing single-use or less durable items with a longer-lasting product. This list features a dozen baby essentials for sleeping, eating, and playing that focus on materials, certifications, and business reputations and missions. Green certifications can take some of the work out of looking for products that are truly eco-friendly; you can also support companies that are focused on sustainable practices, such as manufacturing with a reduced carbon footprint. There are dozens of eco-friendly certifications, but some symbols you may come across when shopping

PAWTUCKET, R.I.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ: HAS), a global play and entertainment company, and Cartamundi, the worldwide leading manufacturer of playing cards, trading cards and board games, today announced plans to produce 50,000 face shields a week for front-line health care workers over the next several weeks. This essential personal protective equipment (PPE) will be manufactured at the Cartamundi facility in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, and donated to local hospitals in both Massachusetts and Rhode Island, home to Hasbro's global headquarters. "We are grateful for the opportunity to work together with our partners at Cartamundi to produce much-needed personal protective equipment (PPE), to directly assist the critical needs of front-line medical workers in our community," said John Frascotti, President and Chief Operating Officer, Hasbro, Inc. "Throughout this challenging time, Hasbro is committed to using our brands, our resour

If you buy something through a link on this page, we may earn a small commission. How this works.Picking the right baby stroller can be a tall order — anyone who's ever walked into a store's baby department knows that the stroller section can be overwhelming. Should you pick a traditional four-wheel design or opt for a more streamlined three-wheel model? What about a stroller that folds easily or can be opened with one hand? And do you need all the bells and whistles on the market or just… a solid stroller that will get you out the door? We know, it's exhausting. In this guide, we're highlighting our picks of the best baby strollers on the market, as well as laying out key factors you should keep in mind before you buy a stroller or put one on your baby registry. If you're inheriting a stroller from a friend or relative, or picking up a secondhand model through a digital or in-person marketplace, always confirm that the model you're buying or inheriting is not u

A new app could help thousands of people "adopt a grandparent" and a police officer made it to his daughter's birth after his Covid-19 test results were fast-tracked. Here's a look at some of Wednesday's more uplifting stories which you might have missed. – Care home to create 'adopt a grandparent' app after the success of video chat scheme A care home group is creating a new app to help people link with residents, after the success of its "adopt a grandparent" video chat scheme. CHD Living, which runs 16 care facilities, saw 72,000 people sign up to a scheme that allowed people to video call residents. After the online initiative's success, the care group decided to begin fundraising to create an "adopt a grandparent" app, which it hopes will launch in June. The app, which is in its final planning stages, will open the scheme up to other care home providers, with 25 already expressing their interest in being involved. – P

HUNTINGTON STATION, NY — Burt Lumber, a lumberyard in Huntington Station, organized an ongoing Personal Protective Equipment Drive in an effort to help health care workers stationed at Huntington Hospital who are battling the new coronavirus. Earlier in April, Burt Lumber donated 300 masks and 1,000 pairs of gloves, and will continue to send in any items it gets a hold of. The company is asking the community for help. "We are urging our fellow community members to join us in donating any PPE and other necessary items that you have available to help keep our healthcare workers at the forefront of this pandemic safe," the business wrote on its Facebook page. Burt Lumber has a donation bin inside its store at 51 W. Hills Road. Needed items include N95 masks, surgical masks, safety goggles, face shields, disposable gowns, hair covers, surgical caps and video baby monitors. The store is open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to noon Saturdays. It's closed Sunda

Davey Martinez joked early this Spring about forcing someone on the team to adopt Baby Shark as their walk-up music so that the tradition will stay alive in Nationals Park. But one veteran, Aníbal Sánchez, told SiriusXM MLB Network Radio hosts Steve Phillips and Eduardo Perez on Monday that Gerardo Parra, who started the Baby Shark thing in D.C., was unique, and trying to recreate it probably won't work. "I don't know if someone is going to take the Baby Shark. I think the Baby Shark came with the right character," Sánchez said. "Parra, he brings so much energy to the team, and he brings a kid's fun — and he's unbelievable." "I don't think anybody else could do that besides Parra." Parra is, of course, playing in Japan now. Will the Nationals let it go when baseball starts being played in the nation's capital again, or, like the whole Mike Morse/Take on Me thing, will they find some way to keep it going? Please don

The family of a one-year-old girl who is among the youngest in the country to survive coronavirus have thanked the "amazing" NHS staff who cared for her. Leah Peters, from Coningsby, Lincolnshire, was born prematurely at 32 weeks and has a congenital heart defect and chronic lung disease. Her parents, Agata and Michael, noticed she had a cough a few weeks ago and she was admitted to Pilgrim Hospital. After being given oxygen she has now recovered and been allowed home. More stories from around Lincolnshire Mrs Peters said they were "not overly worried" when Leah developed a cough as she lives with her two older sisters, Natalie aged four and Emily aged five. "We assumed it was a cold or another bug they had brought home," she said. "Because of Leah's heart condition we have a nurse come to visit her at home every week. "The nurse took her stats and as they were a bit low and combined with the cough she called an ambulance and we wer

© Manchester Evening News If you're expecting a baby soon or have a little one at home then you'll no doubt be in need of some essentials. But with shopping trips restricted and supermarket delivery slots like gold dust, it's not that easy to get your hands on what you need. So whether it's nappies and baby wipes, or larger items like slings, prams and nursery furniture, we've been taking a look at some of the best deals you can get online. Amazon Obviously a go-to for many people is Amazon and while deliveries are taking longer than usual, you can still get Prime, which seems to be taking around five days. There are lots of bulk buy options on nappies, like the £20 pack of 144 Pampers baby-dry size 5, or the pack of 240 Pampers premium protection for £30.45. You can stock up on baby wipes too, whether it's the single packs like Huggies Natural Care Wipes for £1, or the 12-pack box of Pampers wipes for £23.98. There's

For weeks now, Samantha Kilano has kept her husband and 11-month-old daughter safe in their Vallejo, California, home, shopping for groceries online to avoid any potential exposure to COVID-19.  She clicks from website to website on the constant prowl for formula as her two containers slowly dwindle to a few scoops. Kilano finally located Nido formula on Instacart, but the price had gone up, a tough hit to the family's finances that are especially strained after her husband's construction gigs dried up with coronavirus fears and the state shutdown. "I'm glad that my baby is 11 months old and not smaller, or else this formula issue would've stressed me out much more," she says, "but it's still extremely stressful." Here's welcomenews for worried parents and caregivers like Kilano: formula, which vanished during a nationwide run on baby supplies, could start flowing back onto store shelves in the next week or two. In some a