Wee Baby Stuff

Yesterday, we shared the beautiful cotton clothing labels made by Namemaker. While these labels are the loveliest of everything lovely, they do not attach to sippy cups, shoes, pacifiers and the like. Fortunately, Oliver's Labels do.  Oliver's Labels has a collection of high-quality, customizeable labels in all different shapes and sizes. The owner of the company (who had an in-need-of-labels nephew named Oliver) used her six years of printing industry experience to develop a label...

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When Ayla began daycare a few months ago, we learned very quickly that it was important to label everything.  In my quest to do so, I found some lovely ways of ... doing so.  Namemaker makes the loveliest woven clothing labels (perhaps too lovely to be worn on the inside of the collar!). You can order a set of 50 5/8"-width (the length depends on that of your script) custom labels for about $38. The...

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One of my absolute, most favorite baby and children's clothing line is Tea. Everything I have purchased from them has met my three criteria for clothing: Durable. From dresses to play sets, every item we own has stayed strong in the face of mashed beets, playgrounds, finger paints, tantrums, and frequent encounters with the pavement. Cute. The prints are to die for, modern and vibrant. And the mix-and-match factor in the "Daily Tea" line is...

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Years ago, it seemed like everyone carried around a Nalgene. And then there was that big, scary announcement about BPA and other chemicals sneaking into the water we drank from these plastic bottles. Now, it seems that everyone uses a Sigg, or a similar water bottle made from aluminum. While I wonder what chemicals may be lurking in these aluminum containers, for the meantime, I'm hoping that they are safer than the ones found in...

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  Being pregnant stretches out your belly (unless, of course you are Gisele Bundchen). I can not tell you the number of sit-ups, leg lifts, twisty oblique maneuvers, and planks I did to get that skin to re-connect to the muscle. Eighteen months later, the skin and the muscle are just barely on speaking terms.Perhaps I could have benefited from a little contraption called The Belly Bandit. It's a fabric wrap that acts as an...

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Mobiles give perfect balance to any wee one's room. We've written about them, given them away, and now we've compiled a collection of DIY mobiles that are certain to complete any budding nursery. Felted Flower Mobile by Holly Neufeld at Create LovesYarn + Felt + Buttons = Mobile Magic Butterfly Mobile at Mimi Bella BooPatterned paper and twigs give way to a nature-inspired mobile. High-Contrast Mobile at IndestructablesBlack and white is good for babies. Flensted...

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Once I master the art of keeping any sort of accessory on Ayla's head, I will be ordering these delightful hand-made headbands from Lou and Lee. Have a look at some of this gorgeousness: Daisy Mae Headband with Wool Felt and Vintage Lucite Center, $16   Pink Pirate Headband with Wool Felt and Anchor Button, $17   Cream Felt Flower Headband with Pearl Button, $14 The headbands and hair accessories range from $13 - $20....

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About a month ago, Ayla discovered crayons and now the surfaces of our home serve as her canvas. After coming across the following DIY Magnetic Wall and Growth Chart via Lil Blue Boo, we're thinking about chalk-boarding a wall in our home. Check out her lovely DIY project and process by visiting her blog.

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Watching your wee one grow is exciting. If the old "track 'yer height on the door jamb' is not your style then check out these adorable growth charts that certainly measure up.  1-2-3 Grow with Me Chart by Inklore Price: $52 or have it customized for a few dollars more.   Grow-With-Me Chart by Tiny Sprouts Price: $58 for this hand-embroidered growth chart featuring your child's name. Note: I have ordered from Tiny Sprouts before...

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