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High 5: Lucy Cameron



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Lucy Cameron, 37, a nurse from London Road, lists her top five places to buy baby gifts in the Capital.
1 Puri, Easter Road. This bijou outlet boasts a range of designer baby wear, including cute little Babygros with slogans printed on them.

2 Baby and Gift, Ocean Terminal. You'll find some really thoughtful keepsakes in store, and online the 'panic button' option helps you find a perfect age-appropriate gift.

3 Seesaw, Bruntsfield Place. This is where you'll find environmentally-friendly baby goods.

4 Mamas and Papas, Craigleith Retail Centre. Organised parents can sign up for the baby gift list but casual shoppers will find a great range of silver celebration keepsakes.

5 Pinocchio, Victoria Street. You'll want to spend time browsing through the impressive range of old-fashioned toys.





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  • Last Updated: 30 April 2008 9:38 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: High 5
 
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