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Harold the Brown Monster

Harold the brown monster is so ugly he is cute.  He is definitely the sort of monster I want hanging around my house.   He’s kind but hates brussel sprouts, which may actually make him fit in perfectly with your children.  He’s handmade...
Continue reading » Posted by amandahill on Dec 7th, 2009, 4:00 pm
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Trick or Treat Felt Hair Clip

Just in time for Halloween this super cute felt hair clip makes a much anticipated debut.  The hair clip is handsewn and made from paint, felt and thread. Each clip from The Silly Wagon has loads of hand work put into it. The clip is a 2″ square. $11.95...
Continue reading » Posted by amandahill on Oct 11th, 2009, 2:00 pm
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Libra Knits: Luxurious Baby Hats

Libra Knits are luxurious, hand-knit hats for infants and babies. Available in two designs: Spro Caps and “Re sa” Caps. The Spro Caps ($28) are made from silk, bamboo and wool; the wool keeps the baby warm and the bamboo and silk keep the...
Continue reading » Posted by elizabeth leach on Oct 8th, 2009, 3:00 pm
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Stroller Toy

  Attach this darling beech-wood dragon to your stroller and hit the road, baby. The Habra Dragolino is bright and cheerful encouraging eye/hand coordination with an inviting grin, flip-floppy tongue and flaring nostrils. Plus, this stroller ornament...
Continue reading » Posted by Christine_Coppa on Jul 17th, 2009, 1:15 pm
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Tulle Party: Best Tutus Around

Looking for a tutu for your little girl? Look no more. MissPrissTutus.com is your one stop shop for tulle and frills and more! They have everything from infant to holiday to sports-themed tutus so your baby girl can be a baby princess all of the time....
Continue reading » Posted by Christine_Coppa on Jul 13th, 2009, 2:20 pm
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Striped Sock Monkey

It’s always nice to see a new take on an old classic.  The striped sock monkey seen above is completely unique and around 13″ long.  Personally, I like its little eyes, not to mention the adorable striping pattern.  Too cute! $14.00 at...
Continue reading » Posted by amandahill on Jun 28th, 2009, 7:53 pm
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Map Onesie: Highlight your State

The gorgeous little onesie seen above is a unique onesie on which your home state can be highlighted.  As you can see above, California is highlighted on the USA map.  However, when you order the onesie, you can choose for your home state to be highlighted. ...
Continue reading » Posted by amandahill on Jun 25th, 2009, 5:00 pm
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Peace Sign Onesie

I’m not even sure there are words to describe just how cute this onesie is. OH.MY.GOSH!  The onesies are hand dyed and you can pick your colors.  They are also pre-washed. The peace sign is a carefully cut, fused and edge-stitched applique. ...
Continue reading » Posted by amandahill on Jun 24th, 2009, 10:00 pm
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Wash Cloth Bouquets

Instead of bringing a flowerly bouquet to a woman that has just given birth, why not bring a Wash Cloth Bouquet? They’re cute, colorful and creative.  Each wash cloth bouquet is crafted from 12 individual wash cloths.  They look fabulous, if...
Continue reading » Posted by amandahill on Jun 23rd, 2009, 7:00 pm
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You Stole My Heart Skirt

I cannot get over how adorable the skirt seen above is.  It’s something about the way the the colorful heart cuts into the black and white fabric.  It’s just fabulous. The skirt is for children sizes 9-18 months.  However, with most skirt...
Continue reading » Posted by amandahill on Jun 20th, 2009, 7:00 pm
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French Toast Recipe Nesting Dolls

The unique Nesting Dolls seen above are based on the recipe for French Toast.  Each of the dolls is painted with an ingredient needed to make the delicious treat.  They’re cute and creative.  I think they would be perfectly suited for a nursery...
Continue reading » Posted by amandahill on Jun 20th, 2009, 5:00 pm
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Colorful Gypsy Kid Necklace

The colorful necklace pictured above would make a gorgeous accessory for kids that are beginning to show interest in things like jewelry.  I know my four year old would love it.  It’s around 15″ long and sized appropriately for children. ...
Continue reading » Posted by amandahill on Jun 20th, 2009, 3:00 pm

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