Tag Archives: kitchen

Enjoy the view with the Vision Toaster

Enjoy the view with the Vision Toaster

It’s quite possible I could throw out the television and replace it with this – the Magimix Vision Toaster. I’m pretty sure my kids would want to stand and watch toast cook all day if this was sitting on the kitchen bench.

Posted by Katrina Whelen on March 9, 2010 in Gadgets

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Bambu – stunning tableware made from sustainable bamboo

Bambu – stunning tableware made from sustainable bamboo

If Bambu’s aim is to ‘create interest and excitement around renewable materials and sustainable practices’ then the goal has definitely been achieved.

Posted by Suzanne Catchpole on February 21, 2010 in Feeding

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Babyology Feature – find child-friendly kitchens at Kitcheners Kitchens

Babyology Feature – find child-friendly kitchens at Kitcheners Kitchens

We all want our homes to be a safe place for our children as well as a place where they can learn self-sufficiency. There are many crucial life skills taught in the kitchen alongside the many laughs and interactions with family and friends which take place there over the years.

Posted by Suzanne Catchpole on February 15, 2010 in Misc

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Mairo – Swedish homeware label touches down at at Baby Goes Retro

Mairo – Swedish homeware label touches down at at Baby Goes Retro

Elephants, zoo animals and robots are classics in children’s decor and no-one does them quite like Scandinavian designers.

Posted by Suzanne Catchpole on February 10, 2010 in Misc

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Pepe and Friends – quirky and modern tableware

Pepe and Friends – quirky and modern tableware

These cute little critters are just my style and the ticket for adding that instant touch of fun and character to any kitchen or even the big kids’ tea set collection.

I introduce you to Pepe and Friends. These creations from Vinila UK are designed by Camila Prada and though they are playful looking, they also … [Read more.]

Posted by Jaime Purnot on June 20, 2009 in News

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Ikea. Because cheap doesn’t always mean nasty.

Ikea. Because cheap doesn’t always mean nasty.

I’ve always had Ikea pegged as a place for penniless uni students who need to furnish their pads on a budget. And to some extent it is. But since becoming a mum, I’ve discovered the iconic Swedish superstore is also the place to find fabulous children’s textiles, furniture and toys. And all as ridiculously … [Read more.]

Posted by Nikki Tandy on December 18, 2008 in Toys

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Le Toy Van – re-living the 1950s

Le Toy Van – re-living the 1950s

If you love Happy Days, pony tails, poodle skirts and leather jackets, then you’ll want to invite these delectable
Le Toy Van
toys to come live
with you. Done in quaint 1950s style, there are 6 fun sets to choose
from, including a breakfast set, baking set, oven and hob set,
international airshow, auto garage and New York vehicle set.

Each … [Read more.]

Posted by Suzanne Catchpole on May 29, 2008 in Toys

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Nico & Zoe Fettucine ñ ëfasta pasta!

Nico & Zoe Fettucine ñ ëfasta pasta!

Imaginative play not only stimulates the senses, but also helps the creative thinking process. What better way to engage your child than with realistic props, such as the Nico & Zoe Fettucine or the sugar cookies we have featured previously.
Made of 70% wool felt and packaged in much the same way real pasta is, … [Read more.]

Posted by Andrea McKemmish on December 17, 2007 in Toys

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Haba Toys ñ with a burger and fries on the side

Haba Toys ñ with a burger and fries on the side

Haba are one of the biggies when it comes to toy and game manufactures and they have a great range suitable for all ages. As part of their collection, they have the grocery range which offers a wide variety of toy grocery items for those whom love to play shop, set up play dinners, feed … [Read more.]

Posted by Andrea McKemmish on November 11, 2007 in Toys

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