I’ve got cribs on the brain (Bee slept 12 hours straight last night!), and after a bit of hunting, I’m amazed at this smart design. The Rocky from Jall & Tofta is a crib that grows as your wee one does. Perfect for transforming into a big boy/girl bed, or even smart seating for a
Oh, to have a secret clubhouse again. I’d totally bunk in these sweet canopy playhouses. My reading club’s (Yes, reading club. I was rad.) password was purple banana split. Do with that what you will. I’m totally going to be kicked out of the alumni group for sharing it on the Internet, FYI. LINK: LAND
DwellStudio has some super cute wall decor items happening this season (as usual!). From unicorns to clouds and birds to snails, the menagerie is nearly complete. Such a sweet color palettes, yes? And yes, even dinosaurs are invited to the wall ark. Of course, I’m super happy to see this sweet hedgehog in the mix
The Gicha was created by Studio Kam-Kam and is a train of seating designed for kids to play, sit and store secret treasures in. I love the ingenuity here. And gosh, my buns need a grown-up version to sit on. Kids get to have all the fun. LINK: KAM-KAM
I don’t know why she swallowed a fly. Nor do I know why I love this bedding so much, but I just find it to be so darling and quirky. Plus, flies never get any credit, so it’s high time someone made a bedspread out of them. LINK: SHAK-SHUKA
Not really candy-coated, of course, but just as sweet! How lovely are these happy-hued cribs? They’d cheer up even the grumpiest of babes, I’m quite sure. And if you can’t stomach the price tag, there’s always paint! A fun little DIY idea, yes? LINK: LAURETTE
I’m totally kickstarting this rad storage idea from designer Matthew Plumstead. Three cheers for anything that keeps the backpacks off the floor, yes? LINK: KICKSTARTER
I see cute animals. LINK: FL4 PROJECTS p.s. I wanted glasses so badly in 4th grade that I faked blindness in my right eye during an eye exam at school. (It didn’t work, especially when the eye doctor said blindness required surgery to rectify, not glasses. Suddenly, I could see again! Miracle worker, that one.)