A VERY CUTE KIDS MAGAZINE..

Have you already heard about Papier Mache? A gorgeous, uber cool children magazine made in Australia. I'm loving it, I'm loving it, I'm loving it ...everything the layout, the typo, the photos, the products they featured... As well as being digital everyday, papier mache has now expanded to a bi annual print publication.

It is created by The Convenience Store, a creative of talented people doing stuff..well design, art, photography, fashion, etc. Below are a few pages of the digital issue seven, but click here to read the whole magazine and see what I mean....

ANIMAL ALPHABET

I just found the cutest thing in the world, this alphabet print. I just had to share... Isn't it adorable? If you are not familiar with Paola Zakimi's work, please have a look at her website. So lovely….

LIONS&TIGERS&BEARS

Tataaaa...... a group of happy bears, tigers and lions just arrived from Australia... too cute! Cards and invitations you just want to have. By Mitchel & Dent.

LUCKY BOY SUNDAY

I’ve always been drawn to quirky soft-toys for kids, if you are too then Lucky Boy Sunday is certainly for you! There are so many irresistible pieces on their gorgeous website, quick go see for yourself at luckyboysunday.dk!

NURSERY INSPIRATION

#2 is arriving in a couple of weeks and I needed some inspiration for the nursery. I found some beautiful pictures which I would love to share with you….

Vintage New York look

Nordic Style

With a touch of mint

With a touch of black

MR. MOUSTACHE

I fell in love with Mr Moustache, a baby mobile for moustache lovers young and old. The moustaches are made of recycled paper and wood veneer. These mobiles are so adorable we want one above our own bed! Available from the Jäll & Tofta website.

IT'S A LIKEABIKE!

A few weeks ago Esther, from babyccinokids, invited me for a coffee in her lovely garden. While we were talking, I saw all these toys and bikes of her 3 kids lying around. There was one bike that really caught my eye… the ‘LIKE A BIKE’. Esther told me how enthusiastic she was about the bike and that her son loves riding it. That got me thinking that the Like A Bike would make a great birthday present for my own son who will be turning two. After a little research on the Internet I soon found out that apart from the great design, the play vehicle is also highly beneficial for developing the motor skills and sense of balance for children between 2 and 5. Because of this, the transition to a conventional bike will be easy and natural.

What a great gift this will be for my son..!