Our kids have been having fun with the music on Dibble Dibble Dee, which is a cool music blog written my a mother of five, Erin, who is a music teacher.
We had fun with Flight of the Bumblebee. The kids really enjoyed looking at the different instruments in the orchestra and guessing which was which. And they were also mesmerised by the music when they listened to it carefully.
These gorgeous raincoats are available at Sophia D. They are functional (they are covered in a polyurethane coating) and look pretty cute too!
You can order them in toddler sizes directly from their site in the US for US$65.
Western Bloc have recently introduced the Wagalum Safety Stickers to Australia. They are designed to be attached to a stroller or buggy to help it be seen in low light conditions.
The high reflectivity of the Wagalum stickers means that a stroller can be seen from as far away as 150m. They are not a bad investment for $14.95.
Jane Jenni have a range of retro-themed plates which are worth a look. There is some sensational subtle humour in each design.
They are available at Hip Infant, Urban Baby or the Wooden Crate.
I love these themed beds from Room to Grow. I find it amazing how much imagination people have.
It must be a cool feeling as a kid to be going to sleep in your own doll house each night.
I have no doubt that these could provide some inspiration to some to make their own themed beds. A set of bunk beds could provide a great canvas with which to create something special.
