In 2016, more than a million parents and carers turned to Which? for independent, trusted advice to help them choose car seats for their children. This year, Which? looks back on its half a century of child car seat safety testing. In February 1967, Which? experts conducted their first ever child car seat safety test. […]
New research from Which? Birth Choice among 48,000 expectant parents found Londoners were most likely to think medical staff and equipment were necessary when giving birth. One in three Londoners (33%), who answered the survey on the Which? Birth Choice site, said they wanted to have an epidural on the big day, compared to a […]
New Which? research has revealed how expectant parents could save hundreds of pounds by avoiding 10 products parents told us are least useful. Which? asked 2,000 parents to rate how useful they found various common baby products, and found that new mothers and fathers could save up to £340 by avoiding the 10 least useful […]
New research from Which? University reveals that more students look to their teachers for advice on their A-level options, than their parents or friends. According to the research, six in ten (59%) students turned to their teachers for guidance before deciding on their A-level subjects, whilst half (49%) looked to their parents. Only four in […]
New Which? research has revealed expectant parents could save hundreds of pounds by avoiding 10 products parents told us are least useful. We asked more than 2,000 parents to vote for the baby products they believe are the most and least useful. We calculated new mothers and fathers could save up to £408 by avoiding […]