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In pictures: Mothercare, Made.com, Asda and more cash in on the royal baby

By Caroline Baldwin2015-05-06T10:50:00+01:00

Mothercare has launched a raft of products to celebrate the birth of the new Princess, including this toy set of the happy family.

Mothercare has launched a raft of products to celebrate the birth of the new Princess, including this pink cashmere blanket

Mothercare has launched a raft of products to celebrate the birth of the new Princess, including these novelty bibs

Asda has launched a Christening Collection and princess babygrows to celebrate the arrival of the Princess

Always the joker, Made.com revealed its spoof Royal Crib with feature including float and auto-rock and FaceTime calls from mum and dad projected inside the hood

Not On The High Street launched a Royal Baby Cambridge version of their wooden rocking chair with a Union Jack detail

John Lewis reveals a new porcelain plate collection to celebrate the baby Princess

And last but not least, Cadbury World UK celebrated by producing a chocolate pram

Debenhams welcomes Princess Charlotte on Facebook

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Retailers have launched a wave of products to celebrate the birth of royal baby Princess Charlotte. Here are some of the best.

From pink babygrows and nursery furniture to bibs and rocking chairs, retailers are hoping to take advantage of the birth of Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana.

This year, retailers are expected to receive a £80m spending boost from the birth of Princess Charlotte as consumers splash out on souvenirs, food and drink.

The Centre for Retail Research forecasts most of the spend will be on drink, but will be significantly less than the £247m it estimated was spent celebrating of the birth Prince George two years ago.

It is believed this time consumers will spend £28m on drink, £27m on souvenirs and £25m on food.

Retailers also took to social media to congratulate the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Tesco even added a crown to its logo on one of its stores.