Most giftedOrganic cotton bodysuits, three
Envelope neck, poppers along the bottom
$26
Little Nest sells baby clothing from newborn up, nursery pieces, feeding sets and travel gear, and keeps gift lists for families expecting a baby. Order for delivery, or come in and try a pushchair on the shop floor.

Clothes are sized by height and age, with the guide just below. Pushchairs and car seats are chosen with you, so they sit under Enquire.
Most giftedEnvelope neck, poppers along the bottom
$26

Merino blend, buttons stitched on twice
$34

Large, soft and washable at 60 °C
$18

Suction bowl, soft tipped spoon and a two handled cup
$28

Wipe clean lining, fold out mat and pram straps
$64
Fitted in storeChosen with you, tried in the shop and checked against your car
Price on enquiry
EnquireDelivery is priced at checkout. Anything unused with its tags still on can come back within 30 days; for hygiene, opened feeding items cannot.
Babies grow at their own pace, so go by height first and age second. Between two sizes, the larger one lasts longer.
| Size | Height | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Newborn | Up to 56 cm (22 in) | Up to 4.5 kg (10 lb) |
| 0 to 3 months | 56 to 62 cm (22 to 24 in) | 4.5 to 6 kg (10 to 13 lb) |
| 3 to 6 months | 62 to 68 cm (24 to 27 in) | 6 to 8 kg (13 to 18 lb) |
| 6 to 12 months | 68 to 80 cm (27 to 31 in) | 8 to 10 kg (18 to 22 lb) |
| 12 to 18 months | 80 to 86 cm (31 to 34 in) | 10 to 12 kg (22 to 26 lb) |

Travel gear is the largest spend before a baby arrives, and it has to suit the car, the stairs at home and the person pushing. In the shop, pushchairs can be folded, lifted and wheeled around, and car seats can be tried in your own car in the bay outside.
Car seats must meet the safety standard of the country where they are used, and those standards differ, so the label on each seat is checked against yours before it is sold. Little Nest does not sell used car seats, because their history cannot be known.
For expecting families, and for everyone who wants to bring them something useful.
A list kept at the shop for a baby shower or a birth, which family and friends buy from by phone, email or in person.
Bodysuits, muslins, a hat and a soft toy in a woven basket, wrapped and ready to hand over.
Pale paper, a cotton ribbon and a card written by hand, for any item in the shop.
A member of staff shows how the seat fits in your car and checks the fit again a few weeks later.
Most lists open about three months before the due date and close a month after the birth.
Walk the shop with a member of staff, or send a message, and pick what you would really use.
Give family and friends the name on the list. They call, email or visit to buy from it.
Each gift is ticked off as it is bought, so nobody doubles up, and you can see what is left.
Everything waits at the shop and goes out in one delivery, or is collected when it suits you.
Rails sorted by size, a corner for trying carriers and the counter where gifts are wrapped.






The gift list meant forty relatives bought exactly what was needed, with no third baby bath. Everything arrived in one delivery a week before the due date.
Three car seats tried in the car outside before choosing one. The assistant spotted that the first one would not have fitted with the front seat back.
The bodysuits are still soft after months of washing, and the size guide was right. Bought the next size up without a second thought.
Every product is checked for the safety marks required where it is sold. Standards for car seats, cots, toys and feeding items differ from country to country, so if you will use something abroad, ask and the label is checked against those rules.
Staff can show how a product works, but not what is right for your baby's sleep, feeding or health. For that, speak to your midwife, health visitor, nurse or doctor, and for anything urgent, phone your local emergency number.
Unused items with their tags can be returned within 30 days. For hygiene, opened feeding items cannot be returned unless they are faulty.
If the baby has not arrived yet, 0 to 3 months is the safer choice, because many babies outgrow newborn sizes within weeks.
No. A car seat that has been in an accident can be damaged in ways that cannot be seen, so only new seats are sold.
Orders arrive in 2 to 4 working days, and the delivery fee is shown at checkout. Gift list orders are held at the shop and sent together when you ask.
Tell us what you need and roughly when. Someone from the shop floor answers within a working day, either to open the list or to arrange a time with the pushchairs and car seats.
The shop is all on one level, with room to turn a pushchair and a quiet chair for feeding.
Ground floor shop with a level entrance for prams, near the park on the main shopping street
| Monday to Wednesday | 9:30 to 17:30 |
| Thursday | 9:30 to 19:30 |
| Friday and Saturday | 9:30 to 17:30 |
| Sunday | 11:00 to 15:00 |
Pushchairs and car seats can be tried at any time, but a weekday morning is quietest. Bring the car if you want a seat tried in it.
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About this sample page
Little Nest Baby Shop is a pretend shop, and its single page is a working model of how a seller of baby goods can trade on AI Web Maker. Bodysuits, a cardigan, muslins, a feeding set and a changing bag fill the shop, with a size or colour picked on each card before Add to bag. Pushchairs and car seats have no price, so their card shows Enquire and leads to a form that asks about the car. A size guide, a section on travel gear and four steps for a shower gift list follow. Each part answers a question parents would otherwise have to ring up and ask.
A baby shop that signs up to AI Web Maker tells the builder what it stocks and gets back a draft of cards, a bag and a form to fit. Sizes and colours turn into options, delivery is totted up at checkout and a discount code can run during a sale. Safety rules for baby products vary by country, and this sample leaves sleep, feeding and health questions to health professionals. To stay live, the shop pays a hosting fee of $119 every year, or $19 for each month, plus whichever domain it registers. The sample page for Little Nest opens up each section in more depth.