More and more of us are only too aware of the amount of chemicals that surround our children. Whether it’s BPA in plastic, or toxins in toys, we can but breathe a sigh of relief when something like this arrives on our shores.
We have reviewed a number of amazing public art projects on Babyology, from patching crumbling brickwork with Lego through to sculptures made with twigs. You’re going to have to look very carefully for this one – it’s so small you can easily miss it.
We like a little bit of retail madness here at Babyology so if you have a spare $75,000 and a fairy fanatic in your house, keep reading.
I love these new baby crayons from Studio Skinky, just walked past them at the show and they are a terrific new product. Will keep you posted on stockists who pick these up at the show.
I thought we went to a lot of children’s parties before my eldest started kindy but now there seems to be at least one a week! It means having to think about an awful lot of gifts. Thankfully, Babyology is at hand with magnificent ideas like these little beauties!
Bonjour! Salut! Ok so I will stop now with the schoolgirl French and just say please admire these beautiful prints.
All of us have a photo we love enough to want it gracing a wall in our home. While any picture that captures your children is worth showing off, if it’s a show-stopping piece you’re thinking of here’s your chance to up the ante and get a little fancy.
IQ may be on the rise and we know what EQ means but what about CQ?
With all of our family back in England, I do make a particular effort to keep talking about grandparents, uncles, aunties and cousins to my two daughters. We have a few, now very faded, photos of most family members stuck up on the wall which the children point at and talk about but these prints … [Read more.]
Pining for a bird’s eye view of the world but have a terrible fear of flying? There’s no need for a boarding pass with these exquisite rugs from Florian Pucher.
I’m not sure if it’s the wood veneer or the thoroughly retro illustrations but this fab art brings back happy memories of caravan holidays in the 1970s, my nana’s sunroom with its wood panel-like wallpaper and reading ‘children’s annuals’.
If I had unlimited funds the artwork that graced my walls would be different to what I have now – it would be original for a start. People choose original pieces of artwork for a range of reasons – some collect, some see it as an investment and some simply fall in love with a … [Read more.]
