There’s a very good reason most babies are born with next to no hair. It’s so they can don stunning little hats like these to keep those precious little heads warm.
All the buzz surrounding Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland has put us in such a spin here at Babyology HQ that we’re fighting a terrible urge to head out to the garden and paint all the white roses red. Or is that red roses white…
Posted by Nikki Tandy on March 16, 2010
in Fashion, Misc, Nursery, Out And About
Tagged art, decorations, dress up, dresses, hair accessories, kids clothing, kids decoration, lunch boxes, parties, stationery, wall art
We love birds at Babyology. Our fetish for all things feathered has led us in recent months to present you with every manner of avian delights.
Bugaboo pram? Check. Il Tutto nappy bag? Check. Designer duds for baby? Check. Now, finally, here’s a high-end baby sling to add to the official Babyology must-have list for all those mummies who like a little luxe with their nursery gear. Take a deep breath and gaze in awe at the rather stunning and undeniably … [Read more.]
It may be the naughty monkeys, it may be the natty headgear or it may be that my East European ancestry means I can actually pronounce Slobodkina without stuttering but I’ve always had a soft spot for classic children’s book Caps For Sale.
My daughter is a spectacularly messy eater. She’s also very stubborn and refuses to wear a bib. Which means I spend a rather long time in the laundry trying to get tomato and strawberry stains out of her designer clobber. But I think I’ve found the perfect foil for her messy ways.
Every so often a picture book of such staggering genius comes along that you just have to add it to your kids’ collection. The Incredible Book Eating Boy is one of these.
One measly plane ride to Queensland is all it took for my kids to get bitten by the travel bug. They’re already planning our next family holiday but this time we’re going to “help” them choose a destination that’s a little more exotic than the Gold Coast getaway they cajoled us into the first time. … [Read more.]
Like thousands of mums across the country, my heart skipped a beat when it was revealed almost three years ago that a certain range of very popular wooden trains had been contaminated with lead paint. I remember trawling through my train-addicted two-year-old son’s toy box to remove every suspect engine while thanking my lucky stars … [Read more.]
My firstborn started prep this year and losing him to the schoolyard isn’t just a bittersweet moment for me. His little sister (and full-time shadow) is also feeling the loss of her constant play companion. She’s torn between missing him dreadfully and enjoying the freedom that comes with having no big brother to boss her … [Read more.]
Little boys love ghosts and ghouls and gory stuff. The trick is finding a bedtime story that’ll tickle their spooky bone without leaving them too scared to sleep. So parents of boo-sotted youngsters are going to want to pounce on Vunce Upon a Time.
If your kids are anything like mine, they hear `no’ a lot. As in no, you can’t have chocolate for breakfast; no, you can’t have a snack before dinner; and no, you can’t play outside without your hat. So all hail genius American writer Mo Willems for creating a stunningly original picture book where toddlers … [Read more.]
