Christmas 2008 is all wrapped up with Tommee Tippee

Choosing Christmas presents for little ones has never been easier thanks to recent research conducted by leading baby brand - Tommee Tippee.

40% of Australian mothers revealed that stylish toys were high on their wish list this Christmas with clothes and strollers rounding out the top three, according to our survey with over 3500 respondents.

With 89% of respondents stating quality and 71% functionality as important factors when it came to purchases for babies, Tommee Tippee has something for everyone.

Leading baby brand Tommee Tippee has the latest in quality, innovative and stylish toys this Christmas with bath, soft and developmental toys available just in time for the festive season.

For babies the all-new Teether Pals are developed to gently massage tender gums. They rattle when touched sparking sound awareness and the ring attachment makes it easy for baby to grip.

The Bathtime Stack & Float Fun Play makes a great gift for toddlers as its bright colours encourage visual development and keeps them busy and active. Another bath toy option is the Bathtime Caterpillar Spiller, an interactive bath-time toy that stacks, pours and links, keeping your little one entertained for hours.

For something soft and cuddly try a Tummee Tickles. Available in elephant and monkey variations, the fun giggling feature is activated when the tummy is pressed.

To fill up Santa sacks, why not pop in a Non-Slip Bath Appliqué? Available in four ocean designs including a starfish, crab, smiling fish and an octopus, the Bath Appliqués are designed to attach to baths or tiles and are sure to keep the little ones happy during bath time.

Tommee Tippee knows what mums and bubs alike want this Christmas so there's no need to fret! With vivid and vibrant colours to give little ones something to look at, plush fabrics to play with, active components to keep them occupied and good quality design to put mums mind at ease, Tommee Tippee makes Christmas shopping simple.

Babynews Release Date: 21st October 2008

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