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Tuesday, November 4
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sales@4little1s.com
on Tue 04 Nov 2008 09:08 PM GMT
Something cuddly, different and fun for you little ones.
4little1s.com now stock the Deglingos soft toy range. Deglingos (De-gling-oes) are a new, funky and unique species of contagiously funny animals. They have their own language (everything finishes with ‘os’) their own personalities and are all very talented musicians. Let them introduce themselves and to the whole family. PIKOS The hedgehog Hi, how do you like my coloured spikes ? Fantasico no ? I love them too, but I need my fellow Deglingos to help me keep them fabulosos as I cannot reach them. Maybe you could help to ? Just ruffle them around and they fall into place. Thanks Amigos ! MOLOS The Lobster OK, I am the tough guy of the group ! Don’t mess with me or I might give you a pinchos. Don’t get me wrong, beneath my tough shell my heart beats for PIKOS. I am mados about her and wish my claws were not so rough because I would love top arrange her spikes. Some crustacean I am. LAPINOS The Bunny Meet the sporty bunny of the family, hipity hop, hipity hop. I am a go getter a true torpedos. The only problem is, I am super clumsy and can not stop tripping over my big feet and tangling my enormous ears. Excuse me now, I can smell some vegetables that need eating BIG BOS The wolf Hey you, looking at my suit . Its an armabos suit, nice huh ? custom tailed of course since on leg is shorter than the other. I am the utimos sophisticos Deglingos and the ladies dig me for it. My friends call me Bos, Big Bos. See Big bos and rest of the colourful range of the Deglingos family at our web site www.4little1s.com Safety tested EN71 European regulation approved and suitable for all ages. 48 Fabrics and or strings have been used to create the Deglingos with an average of 12 different fabrics used in each one ! The original Deglingos are machine washable in cold water on a gentle cycle with the baby Deglingos are 30 degrees washable. AIR DRY About the author: This article was provided by 4little1s.com, who provides Baby gifts, baby clothes, nursery furniture and baby bedding for your little ones. For more information about 4little1s.com visit: http://www.4little1s.com Our terms: The above articles may be reprinted provided content is not edited and links are kept live Source www.4little1s.com Tuesday, October 21
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Tue 21 Oct 2008 10:23 PM BST
Since the launch of the baby gifts web site http://www.4little1s.com/ we have found the wide range of products on our store grow and grow. Some baby gifts such as the baby bouquets items have been a huge success as have our range of baby hampers.
As we start to think of Christmas and the new year we are looking for a number of new product ranges for the baby gift market. Tuesday, October 7
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Tue 07 Oct 2008 09:45 PM BST
Tuesday, September 2
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Tue 02 Sep 2008 08:14 PM BST
NURSERY TRENDS 2008 One of the trends we have seen has been the move towards the darker wood nursery furniture over the last few months. Some of the vibrant and chocolate shades of dark brown and deep red have come in play recently. People are more cost conscious generally and are looking for furniture that can perform multiple tasks as baby gets older. Function and practicality are key, with storage and conversion to other uses being top favourites. For example, we have seen a huge interest in the cot bed market as opposed to just cots. Almost 80% of our enquiries now relate to the cot beds with storage underneath rather than just the cot itself People appear to be responding to the more ingenious and seasonal designs of nursery furniture such as sleigh beds etc Finally bedding styles are more natural, smoother and eco friendly 4little1s.com is taking the baby gifts and nursery furniture scene by storm and can be found at http://www.4little1s.com with great new products such as the Izziwotnot nursery furniture range, baby bouquets and fantastic baby hampers not to be missed ! Saturday, August 30
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Sat 30 Aug 2008 02:28 AM BST
Credit Crunch wrapped up Contact: Christianne James Company name: 4little1s.com Company contact: sales@4little1s.com Buying any kind of gift on the fly as a present to say thank you, congratulations or just to show they are thinking about you, is one of the great acts of generosity. When the event is a special occasion such as the birth of a new baby, extra care and attention is the order of the day for that special baby gift. There are few better ways to mark that occasion and a well thought and planned baby gift speaks volumes to the receiving parents. Everyone wants to show their delight and support for you, family, friends and work colleagues are all on the look out. Whether the baby gift is a practical gift that can be used on a day to day basis like baby nursery furniture, baby slings, swaddle pods, baby clothes etc or a sentimental gift such as a baby birth certificate holder, baby hampers or a baby keepsake box, it is still a difficult decision. Wooden baby toys that keep baby occupied are always a good start and are popular purchases from friends. Any baby gifts bought from 4little1s.com are gift wrapped individually and with great care to give them that exclusive and ‘with love’ look. 4little1s.com owner, Christianne James, said that many customers have commented specifically on the lovely and artistic packaging and wrapping of their gifts which adds that extra thought, care and best wishes to them. With the Credit crunch is full flow, customers have welcomed the wide range of prices at 4little1s.com and the gift wrapping has really made the gift look exclusive and more expensive. 4little1s.com is taking the baby gifts and nursery furniture scene by storm and can be found at http://www.4little1s.com with great new products such as the Izziwotnot nursery furniture range, baby bouquets and fantastic baby hampers not to be missed ! Thursday, August 21
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Thu 21 Aug 2008 11:18 PM BST
Christianne James the owner of the hugely successful baby gifts business 4little1s.com shares her experiences of starting up the business and how to save money. The 4little1s.com owner talks about the company formation and childcare savings she has made during the Credit crunch. The article features in the July 2008 edition. 4little1s.com – One of the leading online baby gift stores providing baby gifts, swaddle pods, baby hampers and nursery furniture from Izziwotnot all at attractive online prices. 4little1s.com operates at http://www.4little1s.com/ the e-commerce store – supplying the Media Contact - Mark James Marketing Manager Company name: 4little1s.com Company website: baby gifts Company contact: sales@4littles.com 2nd floor Wednesday, August 20
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Wed 20 Aug 2008 11:17 PM BST
Company name: 4little1s.com 4little1s.com launches the East of 4little1s.com, the hugely successful online baby gift company taking the The latest addition to the baby gift range are the baby bouquets, these have been hugely successful for gifts sent to mums in hospital after the birth to say congratulations. Real flowers are often not allowed into the hospital wards and these gifts allow mums to receive realistic flowers but with a twist…..in amongst them are baby clothes. 4little1s.com – One of the leading online baby gift stores providing baby gifts, swaddle pods, baby hampers and nursery furniture from Izziwotnot at attractive online prices. Marketing Manager
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Sunday, August 17
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Sun 17 Aug 2008 10:03 AM BST
See our full range of baby gifts at http://www.4little1s.com
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Sun 17 Aug 2008 09:57 AM BST
Visit and browse all our gifts for babies at http://www.4little1s.com
Sunday, August 10
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Sun 10 Aug 2008 06:26 PM BST
![]() Company name: 4little1s.com
Company website: http://www.4little1s.com/
Company contact: sales@4little1s.com Description: Baby gifts website 4little1s.com goes through the first twelve months of your babies’ development after birth Speaking from experience here with two children, these are some of the phases our babies went through over the first year. These stages are not written in stone as all babies are different and these notes are only as a general guideline. Hopefully friends, family and work collegues have sent you new baby gifts, baby hampers, baby bouquets etc and you now have your nursery ready to go. Month one: Baby has just arrived and starts to experiment with reflex and walking movements. Putting the babies feet on the ground will usually prompt a walking type of motion, amazing really. Mostly babies hands are closed but putting your little finger in babies hand will usually cause a grasping and holding motion. Baby will watch you when you talk and also try to imitate your facial expression. When baby cries, it’s a sign that baby is in need of something and letting you know. Baby will recognize you by your smell. Month two: Babies eyes start to focus better and can recognize you by sight, legs and arms start to kick when baby gets excited, this is movement preparation for walking. Baby sounds such as gurgling and cooing starts and smiling when awake begins. While doing one of the many nappy changes, give baby some ‘time out’ of them to explore and feel the air on the skin that is normally covered up. Keeping baby stimulated is important, so sing, talk and carry baby as well as showing baby different scenery.
Month three: Baby will enjoy splashing in the bath and you may well hear the first laugh and see the first broad smile as the month nears the end. Female voices appear to get more of response than the lower tones of the male voice. As your babies muscles develop you might see baby hold his / her head up for a short time. Talk to baby and have a one to one conversation, even if the response to your questions are a gurgle. Holding baby up and putting feet on the floor to get used to the feel helps. Baby will try to copy your mouth shapes and movements and be responsive to noise. You will start to notice baby will have different cries depending on what they need. Month four: Baby now likes to play and reach / grab for items, anything bright is attractive and baby loves to put them in their mouths. Babies hands are open and very curious about everything. Baby will probably smile at you as a mechanism to get a response. Toys are a fascination, particularly bright colored and anything with different texture. See our baby toys range at our website http://www.4little1s.com/ under the Toys and mobiles section. Month five: Baby grabs and holds onto things, but usually without the thumb. Babies head can be held and sometimes pushes into the sitting position. Muscles are strengthening and might start to be clingy. Hand / eye coordination develops as does the ability to grasp toys and other things. Some of our baby toy ranges are excellent to help baby with playing, bright colours and some with noises all help baby develop Month six: Start to think about moving to solids / liquid foods…. this is where the fun begins ! Baby may become frustrated with communication to you, baby will say gaggy goo goo and might not understand that you don’t know that means ‘I am thirsty, can you get me one ‘! Baby will be conscious of new people and may miss you when you are not around. Using objects such as low level coffee tables, chairs etc maybe used to pull baby up and also the understanding if you drop a toy it will be on the floor. Month seven: Try giving baby a pea to eat, most will probably end up in babies hair, face or on the floor etc, but its good for baby to hold food. Larger toys suddenly become more interesting as they can be held with both hands and balance improving all the time. Baby may start to understand and recognize names. Month eight: If baby starts to crawl now, make sure low lying items and things that break are out of range ! Baby may grab them and see what happens when you throw or bang it on the floor. Baby is still wary of new people and needs lots of cuddles and affection to feel safe and secure. Month nine: Play games with baby and sing songs, baby will love it. While still wary of strangers baby will recognize places and people much more. Names of people may also be familiar at this stage and the first word may not be too far away. Note: Do not worry about this if it does not happen at this stage, all babies are unique and develop at their own pace. Month ten: Baby will really enjoy playgroups or other situations where there are other babies around. Baby will inform you when its time for something to eat by behavior such as spoon or toy banging ! Keep baby stimulated by talking and singing to baby as well as pointing to objects you are talking about. Month eleven: Baby will be responsive to moods and your feelings, usually tugging at your clothes when needing to be picked up. Baby will be anxious when you are not around. A blanket, favorite toy become extremely important by way of comfort. See our range of soft toys and snuggles for ideas. Baby will want things around that are familiar. Month twelve: Having other babies around is important and builds on the social skills. Baby will be able to point at an object and show you things. Baby may be able to feed himself / herself without ‘too much mess’ and hold objects like forks and spoons. Lots of encouragement is key at this stage as baby has now completed the first 12 months. Terms: 4little1s.com is a leading online baby gifts, baby slings, Swaddle Pods, baby clothes, baby hampers and Izziwotnot Nursery furniture retailer. See our unique childrens wall plaquesbaby gifts in the Handmade for you range for something really special. For all your baby gift needs and items for the early years, visit http://www.4little1s.com This article may be reproduced as long as the links stay in tact – 4little1s.com
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Sun 10 Aug 2008 12:22 AM BST
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Sun 10 Aug 2008 12:15 AM BST
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Sun 10 Aug 2008 12:10 AM BST
Saturday, August 9
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Sat 09 Aug 2008 10:34 AM BST
Company name: 4little1s.com How did you start your business? We offer a wide range baby gifts for new parents, ranging from a little keepsake box, wooden and soft toys as well as our very popular baby hampers. One of our favourites are the baby clothing bouquets, a wonderful bunch of flowers with baby clothes in them. Finally, we have recently added a range of modern and contemporary nursery furniture which is proofing to be very successful.
4little1s.com can be found at http://www.4little1s.com for all your baby gifts and Izziwotnot nursery furniture Tuesday, August 5
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Tue 05 Aug 2008 09:02 PM BST
Starting at the beginning Robots are pieces of software that explore the Internet to discover, review and index what they find. You have very little control over them and are also known as trawlers, crawlers, spiders, wanderers and worms. Well, in order to get listed in the search engines naturally and get as much targeted traffic to you as possible, you need to know this, so read on….. Most indexing is done automatically with the notable exception of two really important directories, DMOZ and the Yahoo Directory. Believe it or not, these are reviewed by humans and as a result, take longer. Note: The DMOZ submission is free but it can take many months to get listed. Robots are a good thing so make your site available for them What should you do? On the assumption you do want a robot to visit your site, you must encourage them and make it easy for them to trawl your site. Finally see below for the top must do points:
Remember that robots like to see · Links (internal and external) · Text (lots of it) · ALT Tags on your pictures · Site Maps (on your pages + uploaded to the search engines) · Page titles · · Robots don’t like to see · Java script · FLASH · Most animations · Images (for the moment)
Probably not the best thing in the world, but you can prevent spiders coming to see you. If you create a file called robots.txt, you have the ability to tell the robots what not to spider. This does have its uses, for example, if you have a telephone list on your site that you didn’t realize was suddenly going to made public once the spiders came to town, add the exclusion to this file. How do I know if they have been? The easiest way is to look at your server logs, certain IP addresses can even tell you what type of spider came to visit. There are third party utilities that can extract your logs and make them more readable and friendly. Author: 4little1s.com Terms: This document can be copied as long as the links below stay intact. 4little1s.com is an online UK baby gifts, baby clothes and Izziwotnotnursery furniture web site located at http://www.4little1s.com Monday, August 4
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Mon 04 Aug 2008 11:45 PM BST
A ex city banker and now a busy mum of 2 living in Surrey explains how she has started up a small online web business called 4little1s.com, the initial intention being to pay for school fees:- I decided to start up a home based online web business to provide an income to cover school fees. Being a mum at home and looking after 2 small children means that during the day, while they are at school I have a few hours that can be used to work. Trying to get a part time job proved difficult. I want to be around for my children, to take them to school and to pick them up at the end of the day and be there when they are not well. A home based part time business seemed the ideal opportunity and would fit in around my available time. I decided to start a business that I had hands on experience of at home. Initially the plan was to create some really lovely gift sets for newly arrived little ones. I wanted to make it easy to do, providing baby gifts, clothes, shoes, cards and also matching gifts for siblings too. I am now working on including pampering items and furniture all for new mums and babies on our website www.4little1s.com I will be offering a wide variety of products, some handmade and sourced locally in the UK, some specifically hand crafted and made to order for us in California, others being more unusual items from around the world. I have been attending trade shows and am continually on the look out for new innovative and inspiring products. Where I can support fair-trade and organic produce I will do and I am also conscious of the volume of unnecessary packaging, so I aim to manage this well. So where am I now? Well, it is 6 months since the idea was born and we are trading and sales are coming as our name gets known. Marketing has been via Google Ad words and MS Ad Centre which is working well. Suppliers are in place and established, as are all the banking and company registration information. We decided on using a web design company and a well know product for E commerce called Actinic to build the site with us managing the day to day running of it with product uploads etc. Maintenance of the website, general paperwork administration and orders keep me busy for around 4 hours a day, which fits in around my day just right. We have a number of interesting opportunities and ideas and can’t wait to pursue them! Top tips:
Looking back and I think as to how much we have achieved in a relatively short amount of time I still cannot believe it as to how much we have achieved and it has been extremely rewarding. Please feel to visit us at www.4little1s.com. We would love to hear from you!
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Mon 04 Aug 2008 10:00 PM BST
Tuesday, July 29
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Tue 29 Jul 2008 10:56 PM BST
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Tue 29 Jul 2008 09:55 PM BST
Izziwotnot Sleepsuit - £18.00
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Tue 29 Jul 2008 12:27 AM BST
Search Engine Optimization – An hour a day As you may or may not know, I run an online baby gifts website called 4little1s.com which can be found at http://www.4little1s.com. As part of setting this online business up, I needed to understand more about how to get my site noticed by the major search engines. Having contacted a number of Search Engine Optimisation companies it became quite apparent that the costs for me upfront were not possible until I started to get some sales in and making some money. Therefore I decided to visit that well known Brazilian river online book store and purchased a number of books on the matter. The latest book I have finished is called Search Engine Optimisation – an hour a day, by J.Grappone and G. Couzin. I summarise my thoughts and notes. I guess the ultimate proof is in the pudding for us, has been that after 3 months of reading up on SEO tips and advice, our website has gone from Page rank of 0 to a Page rank of 3. Not that Page rank is ‘be and end all’, I’m sure it does help….. The two authors of the book offer a really interesting angle in that they offer the right and left brain view on the subject. Obviously experienced in the subject they outline the various stages of putting together a plan of action, putting it into place and then the constant tweaking to keep the campaign going. Interestingly out of all the books I have read so far on SEO, all broadly say the same things, which are:
While all good and solid points to help you on your pathway to optimisation and getting seen by the world, this book offers something a little more ‘non technical’ and business oriented, almost like having your own Marketing and PR department at hand. The book is broken down into 10 chapters of which I broadly detail below:
Author and terms: 4little1s.com is an online baby gifts website located at http://www.4little1s.com This article can be copied as long as the links stay intact Thursday, July 24
by
sales@4little1s.com
on Thu 24 Jul 2008 09:49 PM BST
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