"Complementing the Baby Feed Wheel and Baby Medicine Wheel, the Get Well Wheel is a handy get well soon card with a dial to record medicine times. The Get Well Wheel is designed as an ideal gift for relatives or friends taking regular medication."
"Wheel inspiration! The Baby Feed Wheel is the inspiration of Harrogate mum, Elizabeth Geldart. Parents with Baby Feed Wheels no longer need to remember when baby had his or her last feed - they just set the dial to record the time and it provides a reminder."
“When it comes to feeding, what do mothers buy?”
"The Get Well Wheel has a dial to help parents record children's medicine times...an ideal add-on sale or impulse buy"
Most mums will know how easy it is to forget the simplest things when you have just given birth - like 'when did I last feed the Baby?!'The Wheel is an ingenious little device which has a wheel numbered 1 -12 which you simply set to show when you last fed the baby"
"It might sound silly, but when you've just got into the swing of feeding your baby, and recovering from the birth, it's easy to loose track of how recently your baby has had his milk. If you're going for a regimented sleeping regime, the wheel is handy for that too."
“Wheelie Good – As a sleep deprived new parent, you’ll have trouble remembering your own name at times, let alone the last time you fed your newborn. But this clever hand-decorated Baby Feed Wheel from Chiggs (£3.99 inc p&p). will give you one less thing to stress about…”
"These gorgeous Baby Feed Wheel cards are available in blue, pink and lemon, and are complemented by a Get Well Wheel and a Baby Medicine Wheel, perfect for busy mums everywhere."
"Meet the Mumtrepeneurs! Baby Medicine Wheel... helps parents keep track of medicine times when caring for a poorly infant. The Baby Feed Wheel...is a unique gift to send to family and friends expecting or celebrating a new arrival."
"It was while visiting a friend and her new born baby that Elizabeth Geldart had a sudden idea that has thrust her into a whole new career.Watching her sleep-deprived friend trying to remember when she last fed her screaming baby, Elizabeth remarked that life would be so much easier if they just had something like a car parking disc which could be set to the time of the last feed."