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Ben's Baby Butter

Soothing ointment, used to aid the healing of diaper rash and other minor skin irritations.

http://www.bensbabybutter.com/

Bepanthen

A nappy rash product containing ProVitamin B5, which supports the natural recovery of baby’s delicate skin.

http://www.bepanthen.co.uk

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Butt Balm

Oderless ointment, used for the prevention and cure of diaper rash and other minor skin irritations.

http://butt-balm.com/

Colic Pain

Providing a blended fabric band that stretches around the belly giving support, comfort and ease of pain.

http://www.colic.tv

Colic Shop

Providing a variety of products for infant colic relief.

http://www.colicshop.com/

Colic-Ease

Helps ease the discomfort associated with babies' colicky pains and gas. Alcohol and sodium bicarbonate free. An informational section to assist parents and grandparents of colicky babies.

http://www.colicease.com

Colief

Drops to add to baby's usual milk greatly reduce the level of lactose by breaking down the lactose into glucose. UK site ships worldwide.

http://www.colief.com/

Cozy Crib Tent

Information about the tent and portable play yard.

http://www.ezcom.com/tots.htm

Crying Babies

Information and products for calming a crying, fussy baby with colic.

http://www.crying-babies.com/

Gentle Hands

Offering an instructional book about giving healthy massage to children.

http://www.gentlehandsbook.com

Halo Innovations Inc.

Offers the latest in crib safety technology that claims to reduce SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) by means of ventilation. Includes physician reviews, medical information and articles.

http://www.halosleep.com/

How to Quiet a Crying Baby

Tapes guaranteed to quiet crying babies, fussy newborns, children with colic, or premature infants, soothing them to sleep.

http://win-edge.com/BabyGoToSleep.shtml

Lull-a-band Colic Treatment

A specially blended fabric band that goes around the baby's belly giving support and easing the pain of colic.

http://www.nocolic.com

Natural Baby Products

Offering natural, health-related baby products.

http://www.naturalbabyproducts.com.au

Pediasleep

Offering CDs and MP3 downloads that promote healthy baby sleep, calm crying babies, relieve infant colic, and help co-sleeping families. Soothing sounds range from classic white noise like hair dryer, vacuum cleaner, and womb sounds to soothing nature sounds like ocean surf and rain sounds.

http://www.pediasleep.com

Pinxav

Sells an ointment for diaper rashes and other skin irritations.

http://www.pinxav.com

ReliaDose

Providing a precise medicine delivery system for infants.

http://www.reliadose.com

Sleep Tight

A non-invasive medical device, that when attached to a crib, simulates the sound and motion of a traveling car to calm and soothe colicky babies.

http://www.colic.com

Slumber Sounds

All-natural help for baby colic and fussiness using music.

http://www.slumbersounds.com

Snuggy Bugz

Offering first aid, safety and comfort products for infants and children.

http://www.SnuggyBugz.com

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Ricky Hatton puts in a vintage display to brush aside light-welterweight rival Paulie Malignaggi in Las Vegas.

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A US couple sue McDonald's for $3m (£2m) after nude photos of the woman, which were on her husband's mobile phone, ended up on the internet.

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A woman and a young child die when they are hit by a train on a crossing in Nottinghamshire.

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RBS lending pledge to small firms

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Lewis dismisses talk of comeback

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Pardew and Charlton part company

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