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2022 - Edwards & Co Grow!

2021. We started the year with a bout of optimism. Is the pandemic over? Is all that disruption in our lives slowly coming to an

Our People

Our people, their stories: Jackie

Many of us feel as though this year has been a bit of a write-off. Our Auckland team has been in lockdown a lot this

Our People

Our people, their stories: Tracey

Like most companies, we think it's pretty essential for our team to work well together. We value open communication, bringing out the best in each

Oscar Mx

Out and About with Your Newborn Pram

Before you go any further, make sure you watch our video on installing your Newborn Insert Cushion here. The Newborn Insert Cushion is

Oscar Mx

Does Edwards & Co have a double stroller?

Our double stroller is in the works. It’s on its way! We’re aiming to launch in Australia and New Zealand in 2022. We can already guarantee

Pram, Stroller, Buggy, Pushchair. What’s the difference?

Did you know that pram is short for the word perambulator? We can all agree nobody uses that word anymore but what do you call

Sleep

Normal Infant Sleep

There’s a list that does the rounds online: ‘21 ways you can prepare for a baby’. Number 1? Set an alarm for every two hours.

Our People

I'm overwhelmed, are you?

When it comes to having a baby, how does anyone know where to start? Of course, we know how it starts (!) but it can

News

Tiny But Mighty

TINY BUT MIGHTY: EDWARDS & CO LAUNCHES PINK STROLLEREdwards & Co’s award-winning compact stroller is now available in the new 2021 colourway: Frankie’s Pink, Sage

Oscar Mx

A Touch of Colour

Are you loving your Oscar Mx? We’ve been so excited about the arrival of our 2021 Luxe Liner colours and can’t wait to start seeing

Oscar Mx

Rubber, PU or EVA wheels? Let us explain what and why...

Do you know what kind of wheels you need when buying a pram?We've got rubber, PU and EVA – but what does it all mean?

Parenting

The Toddler Years Are Happy Years

The baby/toddler years can feel a bit like you’re in the trenches; most days you’re just trying to survive. The repetition of crying, settling, whinging,