These metal wall hangings from Crib Rock Couture & Decor are way cooler than anything we ever had on our nursery walls. The bright colors and modern silhouettes integrate your kid's favorite nursery rhymes into his bedroom or play area in a way that isn't trite or fussy. Hang with a ribbon or a couple of nails, and you can easily swap out The Three Blind Mice for Humpty Dumpty or Little Miss Muffet.
[From Daily Find]
Nursery Rhyme Wall Hangings
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True To Life Colored Pencils
Our own Editor in Chief let out an excited "Ooooh!" when presented with a set of these colored pencils for her two boys. The new line by Crayola puts three shades in each implement, so kids can capture with accuracy and ease the different blues in the afternoon sky or various greens in the backyard. Slip them in the cart while stocking up on back-to-school staples, and give kids (and moms) something to be excited about.
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Honey Heel Glaze
If you've spent many a weekend at the beach this summer, your tanned
limbs and sun-kissed locks will show it. Unfortunately, so will your
feet. If sand is nature's exfoliant, why have all those barefoot
afternoons left our heels ragged and dry? No need to fret-- just smooth
Farmhouse Fresh Good's Honey Heel Glaze over the offending areas, and they'll be pedicure-perfect before it's time to switch to close-toed shoes.
Check out more summer beauty fixes and natural beauty tips!
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Makie Online Boutique
It used to be that only those privileged enough to have access to their NYC Soho store knew the wonder that is Makie Clothier. Their delicious kids clothes and accessories, from swiss dot bonnets for tiny heads to lush taffeta bubble dresses in miniature sizes, are now available to the masses with their just-opened online store. Log on immediately and stock up on these little treasures, before word gets out.
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Corduroy Re-release
You'd be hard-pressed to find an adult who doesn't recognize Corduroy
from their childhood, and we think it's time the little guy was
introduced to your own kids.
On October 2, educational advocacy group Jumpstart will hold their
third annual Read for the Record Day,
with more than 500,000 parents, teachers and children reading Don
Freeman's classic story on the same day, for a record-breaking shared
experience. The event will raise awareness and funds for low-income
education. And in honor of the event, the 1968 favorite is being
re-released with a forward by Meredith Viera and Matt Lauer. Get your
kid in the back-to-school spirit with one of these special editions, available now.
[From Daily Find]
Bag Week: The Splurge
We have a total fashion crush on "it" bag designer Anya Hindmarch, and are especially smitten with this stunning deep-brown and black-patent treasure. Ok, we know...it's not exactly a bargain. But that old-fashioned shape, that gleaming hardware! The roomy silhouette and shiny finish make it of-the-moment, while the classic design is sure to stay fresh forever. It's one of those items you'll keep dreaming of until it's yours. Trust us. (Available September 1)
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Bag Week: The Weekend Bag
We know a rollie-bag can seem like the most functional way to pack for your vacation, but clunky luggage takes some of the romance out of jetting off for a weekend away. The simple-yet chic "Maldives Nylon Weekender" totes by Hayden Harnett come equipped with a detachable shoulder strap and just the right amount of pockets and zippers for packing toiletries and undies. Maybe you'll finally be inspired to book that long-dreamed of trip to the Indian Ocean isles. Until then, your trip to the in-laws will have to do.
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Bag Week: The Clutch
Coach's practical and timeless take on the clutch is perfect for the mom-about-town. The luxe blue suede works for any season, the fold over flap makes it roomier than most, and a detachable strap means you can take it from playground pick-up to date night without a hitch. Why not treat the gorgeous color as your new neutral? Matchy-matchy, after all, is so out.
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Bag Week: The Grocery Tote
When you use this tote from Alchemy Goods, you can pat yourself on the back twice for your abundant eco-awareness. Not only can the sturdy stand-in conserve paper or plastic when grocery shopping; it's also made from old advertising banners and seat belts to give you extra green cred. The patterns are graphic and bright, and the fabric is so well made it's meant to last a lifetime. In other words, it won't be ending up in a landfill anytime soon.
[From Daily Find]
Bag Week: The Day Bag
You're the master of multi-tasking, spending your days shuttling between the office, the gym, the playground...why shouldn't your day bag be equally multi-faceted ? This new nylon number for moms from MZ Wallace is roomy, durable, and has handy pockets made specifically for metro cards, blackberries and baby bottles. It even comes with a detachable change purse and a discrete rubber changing pad. Who knew functionality could be so chic?


