Where would you all recommend buying the basics???

[Moomin1000]

Hi,
Just wondering if anyone knows of any good web sites or shops to buy baby stuff bedding etc??
thanks so much

[TransatlanticCityGirl]

www.amazon.co.uk?tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21
www.kiddicare.com
ASDA
www.houseofbaby.co.uk

[TransatlanticCityGirl]

(I'm assuming by good you mean cheap + good service?)

[babyonbord]

mamas and papas do 3 for 2 on all bedding, i got mine from there, i find it washes better than the cheaper brands

[HLSalter]

Babies r us does some lovely bedding. Got cot bedding on sale for £25 a couple of months ago

[CBear6]

Asda are good for vests - a pack of three plain white ones is £2 which is great because the newborn ones tend to end up covered in poop stains. I alright my cotbed sheets from there, they have multipacks of sheets on 2for £12 for you get four sheets for that price (two in each pack).

Primark for socks - five pairs for £2, some of their clothes are okay but I find they wash funny.

Matalan - good for sleepsuits and blankets. I like their sleepsuits as they all have foldover mitts but aren't as expensive as Mothercare.

Next - I know I'll get slated but I actually like Next's baby range. Their sizes are really generous so you get a fair bit of wear out of them and they wash really nicely too.

[babyonbord]

Whats wrong with next i get my sons clothes from there the kids clothes they do are gorgeous

[Reallea]

I bought some bedding from mother care then took it back because I found John Lewis quality was just so so so much better and worth every extra penny I spent on it. Also available online. The cellular blankets especially are really soft and kind to baby skin and wash really well.

[babyonbord]

It's true that you get what you pay for, my mum bought me some john lewis cellular blankets and they are lovely i wish she'd told me she'd bought them before i bought some from mamas and papas though

[CBear6]

I do love Next babyonboard, just I know some people hate them don't like them :)