Are you currently pregnant or have a child under 2? We'd like to hear what you think of a baby products brand

[JustineBMumsnet]

Mumsnet are going to be working with a baby product brand and we’d love to hear your thoughts about them at the moment.

This survey is open to UK Mumsnet users who are currently pregnant or have a child under 2.

Everyone who takes part will receive one entry into our monthly prize draw where 3 Mumsnet users will win a £150 voucher for the store of their choice (from a list).

Click here to complete the survey

Thanks and good luck!
MNHQ

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Are you not following the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes any more then?

This isn't a very good survey for someone who has only ever breastfed! Lots of the questions didn't really apply

@PurplePizzaCake Tommie Tippee do sippy cups and think Mam do too. Also some BF babies use a dummy.

And the only nuby thing I own is a tether

Teether!!!

Done.
@BertieBotts
Even if breastfeeding, Lots of People express and so would use bottles so how would this survey contravene the Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes?

@MovinOnUp

Done. *@BertieBotts* Even if breastfeeding, Lots of People express and so would use bottles so how would this survey contravene the Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes?

The International Code covers marketing of bottles and teats as well as formula.

I'm interested in Mumsnet's answer to this question as well as noticed other adverts on this site that break the code. Is it that Mumsnet don't think the code is important?

Does the survey mention bottles? I can't remember as I can't see it now. But thought was more general which I imagine is ok. Just what people's thoughts are on the company etc

Yes, I know breastfeeding parents use bottles, I've used products by all of these companies. I am just interested because I'm sure Mumsnet used to follow the Code and they don't seem to any more.

I didn't go further than page 1 in the survey as I don't live in the UK any more, it was more the whole going to be working with a baby product brand from the OP that made me wonder.