The Weekly Edit: The latest and greatest from the world of parenting & lifestyle

From smart baby gear upgrades to sustainable swaps and a luxury family resort that is sure to get your teen’s seal of approval - this week’s inbox has been as busy as ever. Here's everything that's caught our eye.

Bugaboo Launches The Dragonfly Plus For Smooth City Strolls

Bugaboo has retired its award-winning Dragonfly pushchair and replaced it with the Dragonfly Plus. Designed as the ultimate city pushchair where comfort meets compact, its patented design folds in one piece, without the need to remove the carrycot or seat. Yep that’s right. An easy one-hand compact fold making it easier than ever for city living. With new and improved suspension, a swivel wheel lock and a longer lay-flat seat that works from newborn through toddlerhood, it makes everyday city strolls smoother than before. Made from durable bio-based material, PFAS-free water-repellent fabric, and vegan leather, there are five timeless colours to choose from.

Shop Now: Available at bugaboo.com

Mo & Marine’s Plastic-Free Wipes Are A Parent Must-Have

For modern families who refuse to compromise on performance or the planet, let us put Mo & Marine’s Plastic-Free Wipes on your radar. Made from 100% plant-based fibres and formulated with 99.4% water, they’re delicate on skin yet strong enough for the messy moments, from nappy changes to cleaning sticky faces and fingers. Available to purchase in packs of 4 and 12, there are 60 wipes per pack - specially folded for easy one-at-a-time dispensing (parents rejoice!). With the average family estimated to get through 5,000 wipes from birth to potty training, it’s well worth the plastic-free swap.

Shop Now: Available at moandmarine.com

Fujifilm’s Look Up Campaign Swaps Doomscrolling For Connecting With The World Around Us

With its new Look Up campaign, Fujifilm has launched a rallying cry to swap doomscrolling for connecting with the world around. The brand's research found that 44% of people missed a meaningful moment in the last three months due to distraction, with time with family cited as what's lost most. Fujifilm is reframing photography as an intentional act that pulls people out of passive doomscrolling and into active creation. Rather that removing devices completely, the campaign focuses on using Fujifilm cameras such as the X100 series or X series to encourage us to slow down and discover meaning in everyday moments. It’s a timely conversation as we head into the summer holidays and start thinking of ways to keep kids entertained. Using a camera is an easy way to get kids looking up and around them - spotting colours, textures and details on a walk, at the beach, or in the garden - rather than reaching for a screen.

Watch The Campaign: See fujifilm-x.com

Bibs and Etta Loves Join Forces On A Limited-Edition Newborn Collection

Copenhagen-born baby brand BIBS and UK-based sensory brand Etta Loves have joined forces to launch a limited-edition collection celebrating early visual development and purposeful design for newborns. Combining Etta Loves' science-led, high-contrast muslins with BIBS' iconic dummies and ivory-and-black polka dot designs, the curated gift bundle focuses on supporting newborn development with patterns babies can actually see during those early months. The newborn gift set includes a 3-pack of Etta Loves high-contrast muslins and a 2-pack of BIBS ivory and black polka dot dummies. Plus, a coordinating BIBS polka dot dummy box and canvas gift bag.

Shop Now: Available at ettaloves.com

Howletts Wild Animal Park Drops Half-Price Kids’ Tickets For Summer

Looking for something to do with the kids during the summer holidays? Head to Howletts Wild Animal Park for an unforgettable day out. With a jam-packed summer schedule, families can enjoy hands-on encounters with insects and reptiles in the new Creepy Cave, or experience Big Cat Week, Monkey Week and Elephant Week with themed workshops and experiences to educate and entertain. Across the 90 acres of ancient parkland, there’s over 1,100 rare and endangered animals including the world’s biggest collection of western lowland gorillas and the UK’s largest elephant herd, plus lions, rhinos, clouded leopards and giant anteaters. Best of all, throughout the summer kids’ tickets are just £10.

Book Now: Tickets at aspinallfoundation.org/howletts

Tesco’s Giant Fruit & Veg Challenge Gets Kids Excited About Healthy Eating

Tesco’s Giant Fruit & Veg Challenge is encouraging families to recreate fun, child-friendly recipes at home this summer. After research found only one in ten UK children eat their recommended five-a-day during a typical school day, Tesco challenged school children to invent their own fruit and veg-packed dishes. The winning recipe, The Swamp Monster's Crunchy Eyeball Jelly by 10-year-old Khalessi McKay, will now be served in more than 1,500 school canteens across the UK. The challenge was inspired by research that found 73% of parents say children are more likely to eat fruit and veg when food is made fun and visually creative, and when they're involved in choosing or making it themselves. For quick and easy recipes you can make with children during the summer holidays, check out the Tesco Real Food website.

See More: Recipes at realfood.tesco.com

The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort Has A New Offering For Teens

If a luxury holiday with teenagers is on the cards this year, you need to know about The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort. The private island sanctuary has enhanced its family offering with new accomodation and curated adventures for all ages. Highlights include The Vommuli Society, a complimentary teen club for guests aged 13–17, and a range of experiences to bring generations together, from marine conservation and dolphin cruises to Maldivian cooking classes. Teens can enjoy interactive workshops with the resort’s resident Marine Biologist, sunset mocktail evenings at The Whale Bar, and plenty of watersports, including jet-skiing, glass kayaking, parasailing and windsurfing. For younger guests aged 4 to 12, the resort’s Vommuli House Kids' Club offers arts and crafts, cooking classes, yoga sessions and guided play. A new two-bedroom Family Villa has been expanded and thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of all the family, with iPad controls and a 30-square-meter infinity pool.

Find Out More: marriott.com