November 14, 2008 \\
Once upon a time…
Once upon a time… from Capucha on Vimeo.
Archive for Kids
October 10, 2008 \\
TaterTot Hairclips
Local business owner started making bows to “sass up” her baby girl’s helmet. And sass up she did. Each bow is handmade with some serious love. The bows have a nice simplicity to them with– well– a touch of sass. I love the exposed stitching. These are from her fall line.
And these are from her Halloween Line. My favorite being the bat.
Chelsea, the owner/designer can custom make them according to your styling desires. She also has a great price for bundle orders, which I think would make perfect party favors. Take a look at her blog for more fun clips.
September 17, 2008 \\
Diapers that flush
We don’t have any kiddos yet so correct me if i’m wrong: Dirty diapers stink…big time. I’ve been around families that have dirty diapies hanging around the trash and it’s just gross. Good news folks. Embrace the world’s first flushable diaper, the gDiaper.
For the last 40 years there have been but two choices in diapers. Cloth or disposable. That’s it. Now gDiapers offers a third option. Flushable. gDiapers puts waste where it belongs, in the toilet. Not the landfill.
( via Inhabitat )
September 14, 2008 \\
Wall Seating
If your place is kinda small and you need more seating for those Friday night movies.
July 28, 2008 \\
Bella Claire Baby
Adorable Baby bloomers found online at Etsy through Bella Claire Baby. Custom monogram for your baby’s name.
June 9, 2008 \\
Sicko
Have a sick baby? Try Summer’s Infant Pacifier Thermometer from Amazon.
Now, I’m no mother yet; but I can only imagine the rectal temperature route is no fun or easy way to get a temperature…from either parties. This pacifier seems like a great alternative. When it’s done reading the temperature it’ll beep, and if the child has a fever then the screen will glow red. Worth a try for only $7.99.
June 2, 2008 \\
Baby Batman
Da Nu Nu Nu Nu Nu Nu….BATMAN!!! This stroller looks way too intense for a little kiddo. Tiny Ride has much cuter ones.
May 23, 2008 \\
Fern Animals
I came across these and thought they went perfectly with the background of my blog, so I had to post about them. Aren’t they just so cute? If you want to see more furry little critters, you can find them here.
May 14, 2008 \\
Curious Workmanship
Local Utah designer Sarah Natividad of Curious Workmanship has these adorable baby booties. These hand crocheted booties have got to be the most adorable things ever. And they are shipped in pretty little packages when mailed!
May 13, 2008 \\
Fall Down Tree
I’m in love with these prints from local Utah artist Adam and Jill of Fall Down Tree. They say they’d look cute in a nursery. I do agree, but why not my office?
May 9, 2008 \\
Skull Cave
I know I just wrote about little caves for dogs. But this cave is for kids. And it’s a skull. I don’t know about you, but if I were a little tot, I’d be a little hesitant to crawl into a dark, plastic mouth.
May 8, 2008 \\
Rainer Spehl
Do I sip from it or sit on it? You decide. Rainer Spehl has come up with some cool seating. The quoffe cup is a piece that can be used for seating, storage, and kid enjoyment.
May 6, 2008 \\
Kice Kice Baby
Kice Kice is an environmentally and socially responsible childrens’ clothing line using organic fabrics. Located in LA, Kice Kice prints custom patterns and pieces together textures and shapes to create a unique line of children’s clothing. Kice Kice combines a playful essence with a natural simplicity that frames and reflects the beauty of any child.
May 6, 2008 \\
Cute Kids Rooms
Here are some fun ideas for kids rooms.
The soft blue and yellow with white furniture and accents make this room relaxing and soothing for the baby. It’s nice how they add some interest and stimulation for the child by adding bright colors in the window treatments and playfully accessories. Love that little hot-air balloon!
Made by the kids, for the kids. This could be a fun project to do with your kids. The walls were embellished with sponge-painted polka-dots. The customized touches are awesome: a growth chart that the kids can decorate according to their interest (try cars, stars, or anything sponge-worthy), and a thick chair rail border to add more personalized touches to the room. When painting, make sure all the surfaces are finished with a washable latex glaze so scribbles and scuffs can be scrubbed away.
These painted stripes mimic the traditional wainscoted nursery-but with a little more fun and flair. The soft, pastel stripes on the wall are stimulating, but not overwhelming. If you do have a child with special needs (or just want to add a lot of interest for your child), go ahead and use bright colors. This will help with their cognitive stimulation. The stenciled ABC’s border is another great touch for personalizing the space. Again, customize the borders to your child’s taste.
