Friday, 13 September 2013

Nonabox

This morning I received my first Nonabox. If you haven't heard of Nonabox, it's basically a box designed for mums, delivered to your door once a month full of goodies that have been picked for each month of your pregnancy, or your babies life. I received a 1 year old box for Arthur.


It contained lots of great things that I'd never heard of, like a really snugly lavender filled cushion from Cloud B, that Fifi quickly adopted and adores. A Gumigem, a strange looking chewing toy, has been the first teether that Arthur has actually chewed, and the WaterWipes are brilliant for sensitive skin as they are 99.9% water based. And the addition of a new offering from Ella's Kitchen, a favourite in our house, was perfect!

What really struck me, was just how brilliant this would be as a gift for a new mum or pregnant friend, especially for first babies. It's such a fun way to discover innovative and useful products.

Nonabox costs £25 per month, with the ability to send gift boxes. Check out www.nonabox.co.uk for more information.

4 comments:

  1. The specially designed gift hampers, containing flowers, cakes, chocolates and other items are also immensely good to present.
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  2. I had a nightmare with nonabox!
    Too much done wrong to go into.
    Main issue was present took 6 weeks to arrive!!!!

    I've now signed up with a similar company called sassy bloom - www.sassybloom.com - let's see if they can better them - i'm very confident based on what I've experienced so far..

    Jane

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  3. Hmm.. I suspect Anonymous might not be telling the truth.
    Another blogger gave a pretty bad review of a sample Sassy Bloom box, and one commenter recommended Nonabox. I'm guessing this is some counter-attack by Sassy Bloom?
    Sassy Bloom still hasn't actually launched, so I'm guessing Anon will be disappointed again ;)

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  4. I have also had a bad experience with nonabox. Great first box, ok second box and awful third box. Lots of of cheap food, vitamins which go out of date before I could use them with no ingredients, repeat products and not personapised to age

    Facebook page full of complaints.

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