Items tagged “Children (4-7 years)”

Take a look and then another. Tia Cibani has taken her celebrated designs and created them for kids, incorporating all the ruffles and flourishes she uses for her adult collections. The whole collection, designed for girls and boys aged 2-14, brings out a spirit of fun enhancing the joys of childhood. Those shopping for small fashionistas will lose their hearts to 3D tutu skirts pleated in candy wrapper taffeta that crunches. Offerings for young men come in smart shapes with subtle design details and clever construction in handsome textiles of checks and stripes. All items are carefully constructed so they wear well and are easy to care for.

In recent years, there have been some major changes in the world of little girls’ fashions. Many parents voiced concerns over the sea of pink and purple princess gear that was so prevalent in mainstream stores, and called for more diversity in the marketplace. If the founders of children’s clothing company Rubes and Beasty have their way, the boys’ fashion racks are in for a similar — and much needed — revolution. Mother-daughter team Sherry Hiatt and Michelle Wise brought together their combined artistry and business skills to launch their company in 2014.

While a shoulder ride is a thrill for the child, it’s not always so for the grown up involved. Many parents feel uneasy having their child ride on their shoulders because of safety concerns; it seems frighteningly easy for a squirmy youngster to slip off sideways or fall backwards suddenly. There’s also the issue of physical discomfort for the parent. As children grow, carrying them — particularly for extended periods — can be a serious strain on a parent’s back, shoulders and arms. Saddle Baby helps lessen the strain by providing a new, more convenient way for both parents and kids to enjoy the ride.

Before No Slippy Hair Clippy entered the marketplace, there was a gaping void in children’s hair accessories. In the early days, Annie Salyer was one of the first sales reps for No Slippy. Then she and husband Ramey became partners and in 2005, took over as majority owners. Today, Ramey handles financial and legal issues for the company while Annie works as lead designer and oversees much of the company’s marketing.

Reminiscent of 1950’s Palm Springs and the Rat Pack era, the Spring/Summer 2016 Florsheim Collection provides on-trend and comfortable offerings to support little feet, from golfing adventures and pool days, to graduation parties and BBQ’s. With a rock-solid and handcrafted base, Florsheim boy’s collection is a modern twist on dad’s old favorites; from slip-ons, loafers, sneakers and boots to waterproof boat shoes, Florsheim designs shoes that let him discover his own path.

Parenting is often a balancing act between safety and fun. This quest for balance applies to the products parents purchase for their children. Products that are extremely popular and recognizable to children are not always the best for kids’ health or for the environment. It’s always a bonus when a company that cares produces fun, licensed products that kids really want. Zak Designs offers the best of both worlds. Their products make mealtimes convenient and safe, and bring a dash of style to the table.

Let’s get Pompidoodling as eatsleepdoodle’s first museum-bespoke product launches at the Pompidou Centre. eatsleepdoodle unique textile products are designed to inspire folks to get creative and enjoy drawing, designing, colouring-in and doodling – so it was a natural extension that eatsleepdoodle should start developing bespoke doodle products for some of the world’s great houses of inspiration and creativity – museums and galleries.

It seems we can do about anything nowadays … drones, smart watches, pictures of Mars. But the drama of diaper rash continues, and parents are still searching for a better way to soothe little bottoms. CJ was a mom who was facing just such a dilemma, compounded by the fact that she was using cloth diapers. As she commiserated with other mothers on discussion boards, she also tried to find a homegrown solution. And when she did, she shared. And when she shared, she became the coveted creator of a balm to end all balms: CJ’s BUTTer.

Bring little princesses’ dreams to life this holiday with ultra-chic Biscotti and Kate Mack outfits for young budding fashionistas. With fanciful, fresh styles and exceptional quality, Biscotti and Kate Mack fills young wardrobes with adorable outfits that will be eagerly shown off at the next festive event! The eclectic and romantic designs of the Biscotti and Kate Mack brand create memorable fashions that can easily transition from the playground to the classroom and beyond.

Nicky + Stella is about to make shopping for little ones so much more fun and a lot less stressful. No more going from store to store. Everything is conveniently located in one place. Choose from hip, cool and fresh clothes and accessories from brands around the world, not at the mall. Nicky + Stella is convenient, easy and totally on trend. This holiday season, make kids and your friends’ kids stand out in style! Now we all know shopping for your babes can often get overwhelming due to the cuteness overload, but with Nicky + Stella, they do the work for you with their “Shop the Look” feature.

Since it began in 1996, Green Frog Art has established a reputation for melding high-quality construction with distinctive designs for low prices not just within the juvenile furniture industry, but with parents across the country as well. Today Green Frog is working harder than ever to continue to innovate and improve its products for parents and their children. Under a new management team, Green Frog is continuing to build relationships with customers and provide them the furniture, accessories, and décor they can proudly and confidently bring to their homes.

Feeding milestones are some of the most watched and anticipated from parents during the early years. Once the teeth pop in and little gums start chewing, it becomes a whole new cleanup ballgame pretty quickly. Suddenly all the food piled on plates for hungry toddlers is falling on the floor, sticking to walls, and coating the table in grime. Developed by Amy Chandler, The Cibo is designed to keep crumbs and other goo in their place —- or placemat as it were. This little silicone mat can hold big messes with its crumb-catching lip underneath two friendly google eyes.

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