Happily, now there is an alternative that allows you to look through their wide array of state of the art baby products. Kiddies Kingdom is just that. Kiddies Kingdom used to be known as the Nappy Factory and has been in the baby business for over 25 years. Currently they have a showroom in Dewsbury for those parents who prefer to do their baby shopping the old-fashioned way. They also have an extensive warehouse which stocks the vast array of over well over brands and thousands of products that make up the realm of Kiddies Kingdom.
They are one of the largest retailers of baby products in the UK, and have earned the trust and customer loyalty of millions of families over the years. Kiddies Kingdom is extremely user-friendly and offers a generous return policy if a customer orders a highchair or pushchair that is not what they wanted or is too large or small for the age of their baby.
All products are come with at least a six-month warrantee and some manufacturers offer guarantees that will extend the warrantee period significantly.
Kiddies Kingdom accepts all major credit cards as well as PayPal and in most cases products are shipped within a day. All orders will be issued with a tracking number. Includes cycle helmets, motorbike helmets, riding hats, hard hats. Wheelchairs, wheeled walkers safety and hygiene reasons.
We cannot guarantee infection control. Wheelchairs should only be bought with professional advice to ensure the item is appropriate for the user. Four-wheeled mobility scooters safety reasons. Mobility scooters need road worthiness testing. Our Independent Living service may be able to accept your scooter, please contact us to find out more.
Medical and cosmetic items Medication of any kind safety and legal reasons. Cosmetics and scents hygiene reasons and undesirability. We can accept new, unused cosmetics, aftershaves and perfumes if they remain sealed in their original packaging. Dentures and prosthesis wellbeing reasons.
Earrings and jewellery for pierced ears or any other pierced body parts hygiene and safety reasons. Prescription glasses wellbeing reasons. Dangerous items Firearms and ammunition legal reasons and undesirability.
Includes starting pistols and other blank-firing weapons and ammunition. Weapons and realistic toy weapons legal reasons and undesirability. Pointed objects that can be used as weapons safety and legal reasons. Poisonous, toxic and hazardous substances Flammable items such as firelighters and barbeque lighting tools safety and legal reasons. Solvents and solvent-based products legal reasons and undesirability. Multimedia Any goods that infringe the copyright law legal reasons. These can be recognised by the colour of the disc, hologram labelling or poor packaging.
Pornographic publications, DVDs and videos legal reasons and undesirability. Includes DVDs and videos classified as R Includes DVDs missing classification labels. Children's items Toys without the CE mark safety and legal reasons. Second-hand children's shoes except Wellington boots, jellies and flip flops wellbeing reasons. This is because wear can affect the fit of the shoe.
Children's garments with drawstring hoods safety reasons. We can accept this clothing if the drawstring is removed. Cot, crib or Moses basket mattresses wellbeing reasons. There is research that showed an increased risk of sudden infant death syndrome when using another family's second-hand baby mattress, but no proven link yet.
Children's car seats or booster seats safety reasons. Second-hand seats often have no or incomplete fitting instructions. Seats that are not installed correctly or are damaged may not be able to protect a child in an accident. Used breast pumps, sterilisers or baby monitors safety and hygiene reasons.
Only acceptable if brand new and they pass portable appliance tests. Baby walking frames, door bouncers, baby slings safety reasons. Celebrity clients include Robbie Williams and Kate Moss. The brainchild of artist Honey Ross and model-turned-designer Jasmine Guinness, this is crammed with handmade teddies right , wooden toys and felt mobiles.
The make-your-own art kits are the best in the business, while the joke cards and plastic vomit are fabulously puerile. Parental guidance is advised in the joke section, while the large stock of skateboards and micro scooters is ideal for getting cranky toddlers to Waitrose. If Just William was an architect, After Noah would be his magnum opus. Pop guns, castles and sit-and-ride cars litter the shop floor, while costumes include princess, pirate and, er, paediatrician.
Enter to browse. Exit a prospective parent. Want to dress up your tot without blowing the budget?
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