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Milk and Honey is a small, family-owned online baby and toddler retail store, selling clothes and accessories. We are based in Sittingbourne, Kent, and offer free UK shipping on orders over £25, and free same or next-day drop-off or collection within the ME10 area. Here at Milk and Honey, we believe that baby clothes should be both fashionable and affordable. That's why we ensure our selection of designer baby clothes brands are known for their high quality, so you can trust that baby will feel and look their best. Our competitive prices keep your baby looking fashion-forward, with everything from bodysuits and sleepwear to dresses and outerwear. Shopping with us is convenient and stress-free, so check out our latest arrivals and limited-time deals!
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ME10, Sittingbourne, Kent, United Kingdom
- milkandhoneybaby.co.uk
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