"hello lovely!I have to say to you and to Jac, your label rocks. Seriously it sells out for me every season and hardly any goes on sale. I can already see it is doing much the same this year. All poppy tights sold, all hazel top sold and the others are not far behind! Thanks lovely ladies for such a great brand that has such a big following.MWAH!xx "
The potato pretending to be a tooth!!
Lily with her gap
The designer herself, Janine has thick short hair
These are the pony tail ties made with super strong clear elastics
Hayley has really thick heavy hair
Maya has very fine wispy hair that most hair ties and clips fall out of.
So many variations to choose from!
My daughter Lily with fine long hair
4 month old Matilda who barely has any hair!
Our new laundry basket at the bottom of my 'laundry shoot'. We play 'hoops' whenever we have dirty laundry....
Justin and I Now after seven years
My Dad and I on our wedding day
Justin and I on signing our marriage papers
Have you ever seen such an elegant baby girls bedroom! This is my best friend Sophie's nursery for her daughter Matilda, she has a very keen eye for design and loved designing this nursery throughout her pregnancy.
Has anyone tried the Baby BUMBO sitter? I didnt get to use one when my kids were babies, but I know that Kate had one and loved it!! She was given it by one of our close friends that highly recommended it and had Maya in it all the time as her high chair, she placed it on the coffee table to feed her or just to support her and keep her occupied so that Kate could do a bit of house work. There was so many times that I really needed to put Kai or Lily down and didnt want to place them on the floor...this little chair would have been perfect! Even taking the Bumbo to a restaurant would save the hassle of finding a high chair. They are such a simple idea but so effective and really support the baby well. You can purchase these from "Toys R us" and any major baby stores for around $100.
Most babies begin to show signsthat they are ready to sit upindependently around five toseven months of age. Beforethis time their core muscles arenot developed to be strongenough to support the body.Until recently, typical baby"sitter' products that parentscould use included jumpers,exersaucers, bouncy seats, andswings – and, of course, astroller or sling!With the creation of the Bumbobaby seat parents have onemore choice for placing theirbabies while taking a shower,doing household chores,working at a computer, orwhatever parents need to dowith two hands.
The Bumbo baby seat is so simple that it's startling that no one invented one sooner. Shaped to conform to a baby's pelvis, the Bumbo holds the infant in an upright position with a smooth, thick foam that envelops the pelvis and bottom area, keeping the baby upright and stable. Infants must have complete head control before being strong enough for a Bumbo sitter chair, so the norm is around three to four months of age for starting to use the item.
As with any baby product that parents use as a substitute for a human holding the child, the Bumbo seat should never be used without adult supervision. The device is extremely portable, though, and can be moved from room to room or taken on road trips to be used while the parent is doing an activity that requires two hands or if the parent needs a break from holding baby.
Because the baby Bumbo sitter envelops the child so well, and gives the child a clear, upright position from which to sit, the device can be a bit deceptive in giving the impression of more stability than is really present. Bumbo chairs have higher-than-average product reports of injury resulting from falls – some parents will place the child in the Bumbo baby seat on a countertop, or on a kitchen or dining table.Injuries generally result from two situations: the baby is too close to the edge or the baby has more core muscle strength than the parent realises, and while stretching or shifting weight the child can tip the chair over
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