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There’s no question that a “piggy” bank is a wonderful gift for a new baby. It’s a great decor piece, can become a sentimental heirloom and it’s useful in the meantime. If you’re looking for the perfect bank to give as a gift, take a look at the ceramic animal banks from Kooroo . These limited edition pieces are crafted in the US and are little works of art. Prices range from $34 to $50 In addition to the Lion and Elephants, they have Rhinos, Buffalo and Camels. http://buymodernbaby.com/blog/

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When you're a teenager (and maybe a budding decorator), nothing's more thrilling than being able to express your style in the one space that is truly yours — your bedroom. I remember my room as being an enthusiastic, if not entirely coherent, mishmash of styles, but Caitlin Ballantyne, who is just 14, already has a bedroom that's magazine-worthy.

Apartment Therapy Ohdeedoh

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It’s hard to believe that my very hands-on, very competent husband-the same person who is taking our four year old on a daddy/daughter ski trip to Deer Valley-is also the same person who asked me if it was okay that Rafi was drinking salad dressing straight out of the container ( What?! No it’s not . ) And the same person, as I’ve written before, who gave our children Pinkberry toppings for breakfast one morning. The latest is his giving Rafi our travel blankets to use in her crib. That’s right, the ones we use on the plane. “But she loves it.”

Macaroon Original

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Little Miss Heirlooms

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I have been a long time fan of Maisons du Monde . We have a lot of furniture from them. I’m excited to share some of their children’s furniture with you. I think they have an amazing selection and at reasonable prices.

Little Lunalu™ — Diary

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http://littlelovely.typepad.com/ Every child has one of those books . The ones they never tire of, insist being read over and over and over again. For us, it used to be Where The Wild Things Are. Now it's Parrot Carrot . I received a copy several weeks ago from the illustrator, Jon Foye and showed it to Hunter.

little. lovely. Lovely ideas for little people.

Li'l Magoolie

Chantal Vincent posted this image of Sydney café Sotto on West and has kindly allowed me to publish it. It got me wondering how it would be possible to make it yourself. Here are some of the teacup light tutorials I discovered through the trusty Googleator. http://www.lilmagoolie.com/
Kenzie just received these fun clothes in the mail from Scotch R ‘Belle! She loves them! You will love this brand and their new Spring/Summer range. It’s a delicate and cool girls collection, designed with love and care and attention to detail. Your little one will definitely be styling in these fun clothes from Scotch R’ Belle! http://kenziepoo.com/

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Junior Society

One of my current jobs includes coordinating the workshops program for my neighborhood Paper Source store in Santa Monica and this past week I had a great time teaching a ‘carve your own rubber stamp’ class. Carving your own stamp is a surprisingly simple craft and one with a lot of potential applications. (I’m teaching an encore class on Saturday, April 16th - if you’re interested in attending, call the Santa Monica Paper Source store at (310) 255-7988. I’d love to see you there!) With Spring officially on our doorstep, I thought it would be fun to create stamps for egg decorating and experiment with ’stamp embossing.’ In short stamp embossing involves stamping ink onto a surface (usually paper), applying embossing powder to the wet ink and then melting the embossing powder with a heat tool - creating a surface effect similar to that of engraving or thermography with a raised and glossy design. http://www.juniorsociety.com/

House of Jelly

http://www.houseofjelly.com/ spring is in the air. yes, believe it or not it is around the corner. in honor of putting away those now trashed winter boots and heavy coats, here is a small, small taste (more to come) of spring outfits for your little girl. i'm giving you permission to pair that special item in her closet with something basic. not everything has to be so precious, soon enough it won't fit and it will find itself in your give away pile. i love the jacquard jacket with a tee, sweatpants and a yellow shoe, which will work with the most basic of outfits to the most colorful. graphic adult like prints with sophisticated colors can work for kids as well. paired again with a yellow shoe and the outfit looks less serious, or try it with a graphic tee or even a hooded sweatshirt.
UpSwing by Kevin Shay is a com­pact & portable swing that can quickly be set up any­where, encour­ag­ing you to explore your sur­round­ings and turn them into a giant playground. I love this sim­ple yet totally inge­nious DIY project–a rolling book cubby for kids made using a set of trucks & wheels from an old skate­board. Get the full details at Project Lit­tle Smith .

handmade charlotte :: vintage + modern design for kids and moms

This week’s blog pick comes from Designing Mom Carina of Nonchalant Mom who documented her trip to the NYC Playtime Children’s Trade Show. To see her trip in full click here. It’s been a busy week of running around locating props and frocks. Below is a pick of some of the shoes I amassed. Tomorrow I am out of the studio shooting a little video for the Mom, Inc Book and I can’t wait to share it with all of you!

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Design Mom ? The Intersection of Design & Motherhood

Hello, Friends! Have you had a good week? Ours felt busy and festive — I snapped the image above during a school Mardi Gras parade yesterday. Confetti everywhere!