Sunshine, hunting chocolate, making bonnets and chasing bunnies, we love Easter!  Another excuse to become kids again.

To celebrate Easter at Half Pint Chic we are giving away this cute bag - perfect accessory for collecting Easter eggs.

To enter all you have to do is tell us why you like Easter in our comment box below or on our facebook wall including your name. Competition closes Friday 6 April and a winner will be chosen and notified by Half Pint Chic.

Whilst our little ones prepare to consume their own body weight in chocolate we have pulled together this fabulous list of fun places to visit with the family this Easter - that is of course if you are not going away on holiday.

The Lindt Golden bunny hunt

Everyone’s favourite edible bunny is celebrating its Diamond Jubilee with the Queen this year. Head to Potters Fields on April 7 for a free Easter fun event facebook.com/lindtuk for more details.

Great Peter Rabbit Easter Hunt, The Lake District, Cumbria  

The World of Beatrix Potter will hide 100 big eggs all over Cumbria - countryside, gardens and lakes. The hunt starts on 31 March and ends when all the eggs are found. Every egg has a prize attached some including holidays to the Lake District. www.golakes.co.uk

Castle egg hunt, Hever Castle, Kent 

The Annual Easter Egg Trail at Hever Castle is a great day out steeped in history. Taking place from 6 – 9 April, children hunt for clues in the garden with the help of Henrietta the Hen. Everyone who completes the trail gets a chocolatey reward, including a treasure chest of chocolate coins. www.hevercastle.co.uk

Victorian egg trail, East Sussex 

Sheffield Park Garden is holding a Victorian Easter trail at its world-famous Capability Brown-designed gardens every day from 2 - 18 April. Lots of goodies for everyone and there special trails for under-fives as well as older children and even adults.www.nationaltrust.org.uk

Eggstra stuff

London’s most decadent egg hunt this year has to be Fabergé’s mega Egg Hunt. Join in the fun with many competitions, games and fun off and online at http://www.thebigegghunt.co.uk/

Happy Easter!

It’s bitterly cold outside with temperatures still at freezing and below in many parts of the UK here are some colourful and snug scarves and hats from our latest sale to keep those little heads and necks warm.

Don’t forget to join our facebook page and enter our members hat picture competition to win a hat.

Keep warm!

For boys...

For girls...

Louis Bardo Bullocks, one of Hollywood’s most stylish tots, has given us a bit of inspiration for hats this winter.  He has already been seen sporting a range of fabulous head warmers, from knit beanies to khaki fisherman hats so we thought we would suggest some from our very own designer brands to help your babies stay warm and chic on those crisp afternoon walks.

We want see your how your minis are keeping warm this winter. Post your favourite picture on our facebook page and we will send a prize to the one with the most likes!

The Cashmere Cuddle hat

Little Barn’s Cashmere Cuddle Hat is soft and an adorable baby hat for ages 0-6 months.  £11.50 (was £25.00).

Hat and mittens

This Alpaca fleece lined mouse hat and matching mits is by Egg by Susan Lazar.  Available in three colours at just £30.00 (was £62.00)

The classic beanie

This super soft 100% cashmere beanie by Oscar and Valentine is great to keep the ears lovely and snug and comes with special bag – great gift idea. £21.00 (was £43.00)

The baby bonnet

Another classic Oscar and Valentine 100% Cashmere crochet trim bonnet with sweet hearts over the ears.  Special presentation bag included. £23.00 (was £48.00)