KiDSiE price list
Last updated Thursday, 12 Nov 2026
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Last updated Thursday, 12 Nov 2026
Shopping for a baby or growing child can feel like trying to fit a whole world into one list. You may be comparing sleep products, nursery furniture, clothing and bikes all at once. KiDSiE offers a varied selection of these items, with products from brands including Tutti Bambini, Love to Dream, Frugi, Apollo, Carrera and Huffy.
This guide looks at the kinds of products featured in the supplied KiDSiE listings, with examples of their specifications and listed prices. You will also find practical points to consider when comparing nursery furniture, baby sleepwear and children’s bikes. Product details and prices can change, so check the current listing before making a decision.
The product selection in the reference data covers several stages of family life. For babies, it includes bedside cribs, cot beds, changing furniture, swaddles and sleep bags. There are also baby clothing bundles and a reversible jacket. For older children and adults, the listings include balance bikes, junior bikes and adult bikes.
That variety can be useful if you are researching more than one purchase. Instead of focusing on a single type of item, you can compare products for sleep, storage, clothing and cycling in one place. The best way to approach a broad range is to start with your immediate needs: what must fit your room, suit your child’s age or match your intended use?
Nursery furniture is a long-term choice, so it helps to think beyond the first few months. Several cot beds in the listings are designed to convert as a child grows. The Essentials Alba Cot Bed, for example, has three mattress height positions and can convert to a toddler bed and sofa. Its listed price is £186.75, and its mattress is sold separately.
The Verona Cot Bed in white and oak is another convertible option. It can be used as a cot bed, toddler bed and sofa. The listed price is £261.75, and the mattress is also sold separately. Its stated mattress size is 140 x 70 cm, so check that any mattress you buy matches the required dimensions.
Room measurements matter just as much as appearance. The Alba measures 81.5 cm high, 78 cm deep and 145 cm wide. The Verona is listed at 85 cm high, 150.5 cm long and 75.6 cm wide. Comparing those measurements with your available space can help avoid a frustrating fit.
Some options add storage or changing features. The Riley Mini Cot Bed with Drawer, listed at £171.75, converts from a cot to a toddler bed and sofa and includes an under-bed drawer. It takes a 120 x 60 cm mattress, which is not included. The Rio Cot Bed listings include a cot top changer and fibre mattress, with a listed price of £216.75. That package may appeal if you want several nursery essentials together, but check the dimensions and included parts carefully.
Many of the furniture listings arrive flat packed and require assembly. The Alba, Rio and Verona descriptions estimate around 30 minutes with two adults. The Rio Chest Changer is listed at £187.50 and has an estimated assembly time of about 45 minutes with two adults. These are product-specific estimates, not a promise that every build will take the same time.
A bedside crib can suit parents looking for a compact sleep space during a baby’s early months. The Cozee Air Bedside Crib listings include a mattress, travel bag, wheels, rocking bars and co-sleeping safety straps. The Toasted Oak and Sand and Drifted Oak Blush versions are each listed at £171.75. The product description highlights six mattress height positions and a 30-second fold mechanism.
The Cozee Sense Bedside Crib is listed at £224.25. Alongside the crib and mattress, its included sensory bar offers features such as white noise, nature sounds, lullabies, a nightlight, a ceiling projector and a thermometer. The listing also describes six mattress height positions, an incline function and a travel bag.
If you want a product that can adapt beyond the crib stage, the Cozee XL Bedside Crib and Cot is listed at £262.50. The description says the crib is suitable from birth to approximately six months and can expand into a cot for use from around six months to two years. The cot mattress is not included. It also lists tool-free assembly, with estimated assembly times of two minutes for the crib and seven minutes for the cot.
Before choosing a crib, check its stated age suitability, mattress height range and assembled dimensions against your own setup. A foldable design, wheels or storage tray may be useful in daily life, but the right features depend on your room and routine. Read the product listing closely, especially where an item has separate crib and cot stages or where a mattress is not included.
KiDSiE’s listed sleepwear includes Love to Dream swaddles, transition bags and sleep bags in different warmth levels. The Swaddle Up 1.0 Tog products are described as lightweight options for warmer room conditions. Several listings are priced at £17.99, while a Community Print version marked C Grade is listed at £14.99. The supplied descriptions also identify some items as having box damage, so check the condition note attached to the specific product.
For cooler conditions, the listings include a Swaddle Up Warm 2.5 Tog at £20.99 and a Swaddle Up Extra Warm 3.5 Tog at £22.79. A Love to Dream Sleep Bag 2.5 Tog in blue, sized for 6–12 months, is listed at £25.79. These products have different designs and stated temperature guidance, so compare the individual product details rather than choosing by name alone.
The listings describe features such as two-way zips for nappy changes, arms-up designs on selected swaddles and machine-washable fabrics. Some items are noted as open-box returns or as having box damage. That does not mean every listed item has the same condition: look at the exact grade and description for the product you are considering.
Sleepwear listings state different Tog ratings and room-temperature guidance. Use the product’s own information when comparing them, and make sure the size is appropriate for your baby. For example, the supplied data describes the Swaddle Up 1.0 Tog as a lightweight option for warmer rooms, while the 2.5 Tog products are described for cooler conditions. Do not assume that two products with similar names have the same warmth or construction.
The clothing examples in the listings include Frugi babywear and outerwear. The Frugi Everyday Bundle for ages 3–6 months is listed at £59.99 and contains leggings and tops in several colourful designs. A bundle can make it easier to compare several wardrobe pieces together, especially if you are looking for everyday layers rather than a single outfit.
The Frugi Reversible Toasty Trail Jacket for ages 12–24 months is listed at £37.80. Its description says it is lightweight, shower-resistant and quilted, with a reversible design and inner wadding. It also notes a durable water-repellent finish and describes the garment as part of a circular collection designed to be recycled into new fabrics at the end of its life.
When comparing clothing, start with the listed age range and the garment’s intended use. A bundle, a warm jacket and a lightweight sleep item solve different problems, even if all are part of a baby’s wardrobe. Check fabric details and care instructions in the individual listing where these are provided.
The KiDSiE listings feature bikes for a range of ages and riding styles. For younger children, the Indi Light Up Balance Bike has a 12-inch wheel size and is listed at £31.50. Its description says it is intended for toddlers aged two and up, with a durable steel frame and alloy rims. A balance bike can help a child practise steering and balance before moving on to a pedal bike.
For children ready to pedal, the Huffy Frozen 14-inch bike is listed at £108.50. The product description gives an age guide of four to seven years and notes removable stabilisers, a steel frame and front and rear brakes. The Huffy Princess 16-inch bike is listed at £100.80 and includes removable stabilisers, hand brakes and a fully enclosed chain guard.
Older children have options such as the Apollo Envy Junior Hybrid Bike with 20-inch wheels, listed at £100.75, and the Apollo Vortice Junior Hybrid Bike with 24-inch wheels, listed at £129.50. The Envy is a single-speed model described for urban riding, while the Vortice has 18-speed Shimano gearing. The Apollo Vivid and Gridlok 24-inch junior mountain bikes are each listed at £122.50, with front suspension and 18-speed gearing described in their listings.
Wheel size alone does not tell you whether a bike will fit. Several listings provide a child-height or age guide, and some give an inside-leg measurement. Use the measurements in the specific listing as a starting point, then check the bike’s condition and features. A bike intended for everyday paths may not be the same match as one described for trails or BMX riding.
Condition notes matter in this category. Some bikes are listed as open-box returns, refurbished, like new or as having box damage. The supplied descriptions say that certain open-box items may have minor cosmetic marks, while some grade C listings may have more significant cosmetic damage but remain in working order. Read the individual condition note so you know what is being offered.
The prices in this guide come from the supplied product data and are examples of listed prices, not a guarantee of current pricing. The data does not provide regular prices for comparison, so it would not be accurate to describe these items as reduced or discounted based on the figures alone. Check the live product listing for the latest price and details before buying.
Some products are explicitly described as open-box returns, refurbished, like new, or as having box damage. These terms can refer to different conditions, and the listing may mention cosmetic marks or packaging damage. Read the full description for the exact item rather than assuming that all products in a category have the same condition.
A simple checklist can make a wide selection easier to navigate. First, decide what you need the product to do. Then compare measurements, age or size guidance, included accessories and any items sold separately. For nursery furniture, check mattress dimensions and room fit. For sleepwear, compare Tog rating, size and temperature guidance. For bikes, consider the child’s measurements, wheel size, riding style and product condition.
Next, look at practical details such as assembly, care and storage. If a product arrives flat packed, note the stated assembly requirements. If it includes a changer, mattress, travel bag or other accessory, confirm that the listing names it as included. Small details can make a big difference once a product is part of your daily routine.
Shipping information is not included in the supplied reference data. For delivery costs, times, coverage or other order terms, check KiDSiE’s current website information before placing an order. ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not a store, and does not itself sell or fulfil these products.
If you are comparing baby sleep products, nursery furniture, clothing and children’s bikes, KiDSiE’s listed range offers plenty of different product types to consider. The listings include convertible cot beds, bedside cribs, Love to Dream sleepwear, Frugi clothing and bikes from brands such as Apollo, Huffy and Carrera. The variety makes it possible to research items for different ages and needs, while the product specifications help you compare features more closely.
The key is to shop by fit and function, not just by a product name or photo. Check dimensions, included items, age guidance, condition notes and current prices. With those details in hand, you can narrow down the options and choose what best suits your family, your space and your budget.