WriggleEase Lap Seat – Portable Baby Seat for Travel & Days Out

WRIGGLEEASE LTD

£49.99

WriggleEase is a revolutionary product designed to soothe and secure babies while seated on an adult lap during a flight, train journey, movie or wherever they need to sit still for long periods. The WriggleEase is accepted for use on aeroplanes - whether your kid is a frequent flyer or first-time jetsetter they can sit comfortably and enjoy the flight as the CAA UK, EASA and IATA have all considered the product and found that it poses minimal risk, so is acceptable to be used during the cruise period of a flight. Safety Approvals WriggleEase has been independently tested and certified to the

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WRIGGLEEASE LTD, number 15791246. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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