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.
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Keep warm!
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Warm your fingers and babies up with our latest boutique sale featuring a gorgeous selection of Bonnie Baby clothing for newborns up to 2 years old.
Spotted on celeb offspring including Gwyneth Paltrow and Sarah Jessica Parker designer and founder Tracy Samuel has created brightly coloured polo necks, leggings, scarves and hats to help keep your little snowmen wrapped up as winter resurfaces.
We love this Irma Cashmere Dress would look great with a pair of grey tights.
For the boys how about this smart patchwork navy Corduroy Dungaree, perfect with a white polo underneath.
Hurry you have until Saturday!
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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!
Little Barn’s Cashmere Cuddle Hat is soft and an adorable baby hat for ages 0-6 months. £11.50 (was £25.00).
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)
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)
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)
As the sun has been visiting the UK over the last month as things start to hotten up, we look at some great summer time accessories for your little sun seeker.
1. Swimming goggles
No doubt sometime this summer your little one will want to hit the waves with the wind in their hair and salt water in their mouth. If you’re at the seaside or just at the local pool don’t forget to protect their eyes from chlorine and salt water. Sunuva have a great collection of super soft silicone swimming goggles for boys and girls. The little optima children are swimming goggles in yellow and pink are perfect for your beach babe. They are easy to adjust so that they don’t cut in. They also have anti fog lenses. Available for ages 0-6 form £7.50
2. Bags
Small and sweet little handbags are a must for all young fashionnistas. The floral bag from Lelli Kelly comes in soft white cotton and is covered in beautiful little flowers decorated with multi coloured gems and sequins. With a brand logo on the front and wooden handles the bag i a must have for summer.
3. Hats
American label Juicy Couture have an inspirational collection of hats . Their rainbow terry bucket hat will just blow you away as the colours are so striking. Bold, beautiful and more importantly protecting, the hat is perfect for a great fun filled summer. The star and bow detail give it that slight rock chic edge and also just looks so cool!
4. Sunglasses
What better way to stay cool and look cool than with sunglasses. They are an iconic fashion statement that has been loved by men, women, boys and girls across the world. Paving the way is ultra modern and sleek sunglasses brand Ray Ban. Their junior collection is fantastic and sports the latest’s trend. We love the red & black framed classic.
5. Sandals
Show of their toes with some great fashionable yet comfortable sandals. Mini Bardot sandals from Selfridges are so cute! Featuring a retro–inspired polka dot design and a pretty bow , the patent leather will leave your little girl jumping for joy.
