We love our products, but we love them even more when there's a 'story' behind them, and Sock-ons have a great story!

The story behind sock-ons

Proud mother of 5 children Kezi Levin desperately needed to find a solution for her baby son's irritating sock obsession. He obviously didn't like wearing socks, and despite the cold, he would always remove them! When Kezi had to attend a family wedding that year she knew she needed to find a solution that didn't involve dressing him in tights!

Whilst trying to sleep one night Kezi came up with an idea that might just solve the problem. Being unable to knit, she frantically cut up a pair of tights and glued them together to create what would be the first prototype for her new invention. To Kezi's delight, the idea worked!

Kezi used her graphic design business to fund Sock-ons and was able to raise enough money over 3 years to get the product launched. Despite being strongly advised against producing the product herself by many business advisers, Kezi wanted to do this herself. Her sheer determination and wanting to prove people wrong became a successful combination.

What are Sock-ons?

Sock-ons are an ingenious design that prevents your child from removing their socks. The softly woven elastic material locks the babies' socks gently into position. Your baby is then unable to pull their socks off from the toe because the Sock-ons gently lock around the heel of the foot. A simple solution to such a tiresome problem!

Kezi's background at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design helped her to come up with the funky design of the sock-ons. Whilst studying for her education Kezi learnt the hard way how to manage her time effectively whilst going through pregnancy. The time management skills now allow her to run her own graphic design business whilst looking after her five boys.

Award winning design

Kezi's Sock-ons invention was short listed as a finalist in the "Mom Invented" competition. This then encouraged Kezi to work even harder to get her invention produced and on the market. She spent, in total, 5 years getting sock-ons completely off the ground. It was a challenging project which has bought her many new skills and experiences.

In 2008 Kezi's greatest achievement since starting Sock-ons came through winning the baby industry's most prestigious award. Sock-ons won the "Kind Und Jugend Award for innovation 2008". This helped take Kezi and her product into the international market and provides her with continued success.

Simple solution turns into award winning product

For Kezi, all she wanted to do was attend her family wedding without embarrassment! She knew her baby son would throw or drop his sock somewhere completely inappropriate! It's bad enough when your child tries to shout when the vicar asks "Does anyone here know why these two people here cannot get married", but to have to go running into the aisle to retrieve a thrown away sock; well that's more than a little embarrassing!

Having found the perfect solution for her son’s irritating sock relief problem, Kezi was able to use her ambition to push her right to the top. So, she proved people wrong, worked hard at her business, and found a way of staying at home with her children whilst solving a problem many parents share! How inspiring is that?

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We give Very Good Service!

Here at Little Sunflowers, we've always been proud of our customer service as well as our great children's clothes, so we're delighted to bring you our latest news.

If you're a Fan of our Facebook Fan Page or you follow us on Twitter, you'll know that we were hoping to be listed on the verygoodservice.com website.

verygoodservice.com is a new website aimed at bringing together companies that have won awards for their products and services to make it easy to find the very best companies.

They usually feature award winning companies, many of which are large businesses that are very well known and enter lots of awards. But then there's a smaller part of the website, a part which we love.

Severine's corner is for companies that haven't necessarily applied for awards, may not spend thousands on advertising, and possibly aren't well known. But they DO give great customer service, and are vouched for by their customers.

In order to be listed on the site, we had to get our customers to vouch for us, and we're thrilled that you came in droves!

"have ordered a couple of things from this site and check it all the time -
service is quick and fast and only have to spend £12 for free delivery "

"Great clothes, great service, great people :)"

"Lovely people with fab service and gorgeous products. What more could you want!"

"Fantastic service - nothing is too much trouble - thank you x"

"super service i love to buy stuff from you "

And because you said such nice things about us, Severine now has us listed in her corner - so a huge thank you to you all! We'll continue to try and provide great customer service, and look forward to dealing with every one of you in the future!

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What is the Oeketex 100 Standard?

Before we opened our doors for the first time in 2004 we aspired to stock only childrenswear made from organic cotton. It became obvious very quickly however that, even such a relatively short time ago, this would be difficult to achieve if we wanted bright, bold colours, fabulous styling and all at the right price. However we have come a long way in 6 years, and so has the market.

Many new clothes appearing in store and online are carrying the Oeko-Tex 100 standard label. But what exactly does this label mean and what are the benefits to you and your child?

What is the Oeko-Tex 100 Standard?

Established in 1992, the Oeko-Tex 100 Standard is a worldwide certification and testing system used for textiles. The system is used to limit the use of certain chemicals in textiles, particularly those used in clothing.

Whilst many of us can wear all kinds of fabrics without any reaction, others find that their skin is irritated by the chemicals which are used when manufacturing and creating the clothes that we wear. So by choosing a brand that supports the Oeko-Tex 100 Standard you can be certain you are buying a garment that has found to be free of all substances which are harmful to humans at each stage of the production process.

Safe for children

Since babies and infants have much more sensitive skin, sometimes they can react more to certain chemicals so the Oeko-Tex label offers additional protection for them.

Ethical

The Oeko-Tex label is also a sign of care in the textile production process, including the raw materials that are used to create clothes. Oeko-Tex standards ensure that materials are responsibly sourced. This means re-planting any trees or plants that are used to ensure there is no significant impact on the environment.

Tests are carried out on all textiles in the production process for components such as pH value, formaldehyde content, pesticides, and allergy related chemicals. This means that textiles used in the production process are free from anything that would harm the environment, with the added bonus that the clothes are also free from these things.

Stylish

Of course, any brand that carries the Oeko-Tex label can be stylish too! The label won't affect the price or the style, it's there to provide quality assurance. Many well-known brands are now supporting Oeko-Tex 100 standard which is fast becoming a selling point for concerned consumers.

In short therefore, the Oeko-Tex standard allows you easily see that the garment you’re buying is free from anything that would harm the environment. Something worth bearing in mind is that this doesn’t mean a non-Oeko-Tex standard range hasn’t been produced ethically, to high standards or without the use of harmful chemicals in its production. However with Oeko-Tex you can be sure.

As our offer to you evolves, so does that of our suppliers. There have been so many changes in our ranges since 2004, either because we have chosen a new range specifically because of how it is produced, or because existing suppliers are changing their production methods. Toby Tiger, for example, have been shifting all their designs across to organic cotton over the past couple of years. And some of our other brands are responding to consumer demand in small steps, introducing a small number of organic or Oeko-Tex standard designs at a time.

Stylish and fun clothing is a good way for your child to look great. We will continue to look for brands which meet the Oeko-Tex or organic standards so that you can feel good about your children wearing them at the same time.

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Children's Shoes Sizes - European, US, UK & Crocs!

When looking to buy children's shoes the sizes can be confusing.

Not only do you need to know the right size but children’s shoes are sold in European, Crocs, US as well as UK sizes. To make things trickier, many Kids’ Crocs are dual size so they are designed to cover two sizes rather than just one. And of course when buying shoes online you can't try them on to make sure they fit!

It's important to get the size right to avoid the hassle of having to send items back and exchange them for the correct size. Getting the right size first time also puts a great smile on your little one’s face.

There's nothing worse than being given a fab new pair of shoes only to have them taken away from you again because they don't fit properly!

This is a table that we’ve been using for years to convert sizes when they arrive in the shop (please bear in mind that, whilst we rarely have problems, 100% accuracy between brands can’t be guaranteed):

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Why we're Proud of our 15,000+ Positive Feedback Record on Ebay

A couple of weeks ago we hit 15,000 positive feedbacks on Ebay.co.uk.

It's a strange thing that Ebay sometimes gets a bad press yet it is the biggest online marketplace in the world. So why do we sell on Ebay when we have our own online shop?

We have sold (and bought) on Ebay since we opened our first shop in Wendover (2004) and have seen lots of changes. It has shifted from being a bit of an online boot sale with lots of second hand items to a quality marketplace with many High Street retailers now having their own Ebay shops (Argos, Tesco, Debenhams, Next) in their own name, with the emphasis shifting from auctions to 'buy it now'. We have also noticed that many new items sell for full recommended retail price, suggesting that customers trust Ebay even when they could buy for the same price elsewhere and don't necessarily associate Ebay with 'bargain basement' these days.

Some of our designers don't allow their designs to be sold on Ebay for a variety of reasons, usually because they believe being seen on Ebay will devalue their brand. Ebay attracts massive amounts of traffic and therefore exposure for a small brand and, since many of the brands we sell in our Ebay shop sell for full RRP, we're not sure we would agree with the devaluing argument any more. However we of course respect our brands' wishes and do not sell there if they don't want us to - hence you'll find some brands on our website that are not in our Ebay shop.

On Ebay we also have Top Rated Seller status as well as a 100% positive feedback record as I write this (tempting fate or what!) and we are very proud of both - particularly as feedback is being given by customers who are not obliged to do so.

Ebay sometimes makes mistakes but we are great fans of a company which has been very good to us. And of course we have been known to pick up the odd bargain ourselves there now and again!

Do you sell or buy on Ebay, and have your views on it changed?

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Take the kids to an airshow this summer - but protect their hearing!

Summer is a great time for outings with kids - and what could be more exciting than an airshow?

Seeing planes close up, hearing the roar of the engines, maybe even getting the chance to look inside an aeroplane and meet the pilot? If you're lucky, some airshows allow you to book helicopter and plane rides, and what kid wouldn't love that?

The UK Airshow website has a list of some of the airshows in the UK this year - you're sure to find one close to you.

If it's a military airshow you're interested in, definitely check out the Military Airshow website, which has some great information, history and tips, as well as a 2010 airshow calendar.

And last but not least there's Flightline UK, an independent webzine covering the UK airshow scene.

But don't forget, your kiddies' ears aren't as used to loud noises as yours, and so protecting them is a must.

Which is why we're thrilled to stock a fab collection of Baby Banz Hearing Protection ear muffs.

These funky Earmuffs not only look great, but also protect children's ears from potentially harmful noise.

Weighing only 190 grams, Banz Ear Muffs fit in the palm of your hand making them easy to carry with you or store away.

Banz hearing protectors effectively reduce the intensity of harmful loud noises without shutting out other ambient sounds. They are easy to wear with soft cushion cups to the ears and no protruding parts that can catch on things. They are designed to ensure that there is plenty of space for the ears inside the shells.

Banz earmuffs have a comfy leather cover over the headband and their lightness adds to their comfort when wearing.

They are perfect for all sorts of activities including:

• going to sporting events, car races or air shows
• when Mum and Dad are mowing the lawn, drilling,vacuuming or other noisy activities at home
• music concerts
• calming young children in generally noisy environments
• Mum and Dad's karaoke!

And as well as being practical, they're cool too, as the pictures in this blog post prove!

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April showers - we're ready for them!

It's April already, and with it come the obligatory April showers (although some would say that we've had nothing but April showers since the beginning of the year!)

The great thing about April showers is that the milder weather means they're great fun to take the kids out in. What's more fun than an hour or so splashing in puddles, looking for rainbows and catching raindrops on your tongue?

Keep the kids dry while they're out having fun is.. well... child's play with the fab Kidorable range, available at Little Sunflowers now.

Dinosaurs, fairies, butterfiles, firemen, ladybirds and more - with raincoats, wellington boots and backpacks you could have a different adventure every day!

See below for direct links to the different ranges, available in ages 2-6 (raincoats), and sizes 4-10, there's sure to be a set that your child loves!

• Kidorable Dinosaur
• Kidorable Butterfly
• Kidorable Fairy
• Kidorable Fireman
• Kidorable Frog
• Kidorable Ladybird
• Kidorable Mermaid
• Kidorable Pirate
• Kidorable Woodland Fairy
  

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Express Delivery Suspended over the Easter Break

It's almost Easter and we don't want to interrupt all that chocolate eating and egg hunting too much. So here's a very quick update about deliveries over the next 5 days.

The bad news: we suspended the Express Delivery option on our website tonight.

The reason: Friday and Monday are Bank Holidays in the UK, no UK courier company will deliver on Saturday (unless you pay a subsidy of a squillion pounds) and Royal Mail can't guarantee a Saturday delivery.

That takes you to Tuesday which didn't feel very 'Express' to us, hence we've taken that option away so you're not tempted only to be disappointed.

The good news: we'll be working as hard as ever getting your orders out during the break and our usual Express Delivery option will return to the website on Tuesday.

Have a lovely Easter everyone!

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Protecting your children's eyes from the sun

When the sun is shining on a nice warm summer day it's great to wear sunglasses. It looks good and it protects our eyes from harmful UV rays which can cause long term damage. Sometimes it's easy to forget that our children have even more sensitive eyes that need protecting.

Traditionally, to protect your childs eyes you would either use a hat that allows a shadow to form over the eyes or some other way of cover the sun so the eyes are shielded by a shadow. That's all well and good but the eyes aren't actually being covered. If your child looks up there will be no protection.

What are the risks?

The risks associated with prolonged UV exposure on infants' eyes are endless. There are many eye related health problems and even sight loss can become a problem. The young babies eyes aren't able to cope with extreme UV rays and can cause pain to the baby when outside after only a few minutes.

Imagine how it would feel, as a parent, if you child develops problems later on in life; problems that could have been easily prevented by protecting your Childs eyes from the sun.

Baby Banz

Baby Banz are a great solution, allowing your children to wear sunglasses at a very young age. Baby Banz feature a strap which wraps around the back of the head to prevent the sunglasses from falling off or slipping on the face. They also look adorable on any baby!

Baby Banz were first designed in Australia where the suns UV rays are at their highest and toughest. Baby Banz have been clinically tested by one of the world's leading authorities. Baby Banz sunglasses are safe and provide the maximum protection for your child. They've passed very high standards and tests making them perfectly safe.

A stylish solution

You really do have to see the Baby Banz on to see how amazingly adorable they are! They're quite a unique solution since not many other brands offer sunglasses to babies. Your baby can have that cool look and instantly impress anyone they meet!

Whilst some people see dressing your baby up to be stylish as inappropriate, others love it! When it comes down to it, there's nothing wrong with having a fashionable baby! People are likely to compliment you, and your family will have a cool looking younger member.

So, if you're heading out into the sun this summer; remember your children's eyes aren't as strong as yours. If you need to wear sunglasses then your children definitely need to wear sunglasses. It's the responsible thing to do and it will prevent any damage to your child. What's more, you can even get your children looking as stylish as you on the next family outing!

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Protect Your Children's Skin This Summer

Keeping your children safe can be a challenging task in itself! However, when it comes to protecting your child from thesun's damaging and potentially harmful rays there are ways you can keep your child protected. What's even better is that you can keep your children protected whilst also keeping them stylish and looking good!

Children's skin is much more sensitive to UV rays than adults' skin. Because the body is still developing and growing the skin cannot deflect UV rays as well as adults can. If children are exposed to harmful UV rays too often when they're young it can create problems later on in life such as cancer and other skin related health problems.

So it makes sense to keep your child safe and protected this summer. With a range of clothing available your children can look adorable on the beach without worrying about their skin burning. In this article we'll look at just a few of the items of clothing available to protect your children.

Sunglasses

Sunglasses provide valuable protection to the eyes against powerful sun rays. UV rays from the sun can cause long term damage to the retinas in our eyes which can cause sight problems later on in life. It can also be painful to keep your eyes open on a really sunny day and don't forget: your children probably aren't used to such bright sunshine.

Hats

Hats look great and can provide that extra fashion accessory to make your child look cute and adorable. However, hats also provide added protection against the sun. Babies and infants have very little protection on their scalp to protect them against UV rays. Putting a hat on their head will add protection and reduce risks of burning. You can also buy hats with additional UV protection built in.

Bandanas

A bandana is another way to protect the head of your child. Bandanas provide a unique look compared to a hat and can really give your child a nice look on the beach. You'll be surprised at how many passersby compliment you on your child looking adorable!

Swimsuits

Some children love the sea and water, some don't. So if your child can't stay away from the amazing world of water particles they'll need full protection from the sun. A good swimsuit will provide all over protection including arms and legs. Long sleeve swimsuits are better than short sleeved because they cover up more skin. Swimwear with UV protection is also available in a wonderful range of bright colours and styles.

Hoodies

A hoody is a great way to keep your child warm and also cover their head. You might be outside in the sunset when it's getting cold and the built-in hood will provide protection against wind, cold weather and the sun too. They're also a good way to keep your child looking fashionable and cute!

Flap hats

Flap hats have been protecting children's heads for a long time. They're a great solution to harmful UV rays beaming down on your child. Flap hats also provide cover to the back of the neck to protect the skin from burning.

At Little Sunflowers, we stock a wide range of products to protect your children's skin this summer - why not take a look right now?

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We love Jibbitz, and the story behind them!

We love all of our stock, but there are some things that we love for more than the fact that they look great and make your kids look cool. Jibbitz is one line of stock that we also love for the great story behind it.

What are Jibbitz?

Jibbitz are funky little decorative buttons that fit into the holes of Crocs, to make sure that your child has a completely unique pair of Crocs!

Batman, flowers, Dora, Backyardigans and more have been immortalised as fantastic Jibbitz, with more being released all the time.

So what's the story?

Sheri Schmelzer started the Jibbitz brand from her basement, selling each Jibbitz for $2.49, and soon struggled to cope with demand. Who would have thought that such a simple idea could have caught on so quickly?

Her husband Rich soon came on board too, and very shortly after, the Schmelzers had their first distribution deal with the well known 'Clare's' outlet, selling approximately 750 THOUSAND Jibbitz. That's a lot of $2.49s! (Incidentally we sell them for 99p each!)

To cut a long story short, Crocs soon found out how popular these little additions were, and bought the company for a rather nice $10 million, with another £10m in the pipeline if targets are met in the future.

$20 million for something started in a basement - not bad eh?

Where can I buy Jibbitz?

We're thrilled to have a wide range of Jibbitz in stock, see the links below for just a few of our range, or click here to see them all.

• Batman face Jibbitz
• Big orange flower Jibbitz
• Backyardigans Tyrone Jibbitz
• Blues Clues Jibbitz
• Boots The Monkey Jibbitz
• Buzz Lightyear Jibbitz
• English Football Jibbitz
• Diego Jibbitz
• Ladybird / Ladybug Jibbitz

Tell us which Jibbitz you own in the comments below!

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Hats on for summertime!

OK, we're a little early, but we're pretty excited about summer being around the corner.

We're working on a few free downloads for you to help you keep your children safe in the sun, but one of the best things you can do is make sure your little one always wears a hat while out in the sun.

We've got some great hats available in the shop at the moment - why not buy a couple so that if one gets misplaced you have a spare?

Baby Banz Hats

Baby Banz have a great range of hats with adjustable headbands to allow for a comfortable fit. The broad rims keep the sunlight out of baby's eyes, and all Baby Banz hats have a UPF (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) of 50+, meaning they'll block out more than 97.5% of UVA and UVB rays.

Click on each hat to find out more:

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Congratulations to Jamie and Jools Oliver!

He prides himself on being a hard working family man, so it's with delight that we read that Jamie Oliver and his gorgeous wife Jools are expecting for the fourth time!

They already have 3 lovely daughters, Poppy Honey, Daisy Boo and Petal Blossom Rainbow - will it be another girl, or will they have a boy this time?

While it seems that Jamie has mentioned his hope that a boy will help to balance out the 'oestrogen fiulled household', we're sure that both he and his wife, who suffers from polycystic ovaries, will be delighted whatever the result.

Huge congratulations Jamie and Jools, from all of us at Little Sunflowers!

Why not congratulate him on Twitter? Or leave a message below!

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Do we really want our little girls dressing like this?

You may have seen the news that ten year old Noah Cyrus (that's her, on the left) is helping to launch a new line of clothes aimed at children for the Ohh La! La! Couture range. along with her eight year odl friend Emily Grace Greaves.

Now, let's put aside the fact that these kids are ten and eight, and let's even take it at face value that they are indeed "designing" the clothes themselves (I have my suspicions on that one!).

Instead, let's look at that picture on the left a little more.

Knee length PVC dominatrix boots. The shortest of mini skirts. Grown up full length gloves. Fishnet tights. All topped off with a face full of mascara, eyeliner, blusher and lipstick.

SHE'S TEN...

According to the official press release, clothes such as those in this this photograph are:

"versatile styles that can be worn with sweet ballerina slippers, casual sneakers or paired with lace stockings and boots for more of a rock and roll look,"

Lace stockings and boots? On a ten year old? (And let's not forget that these clothes are going to be available in baby sizes too, by all accounts).

We know that kids like to dress like their icons and idols, and every little girl wants to grow up too fast, but when we see girls of 6 and 7 coming into our shop looking for outfits that show off their midriff, complaining skirts are too long and looking for the skimpiest of tops and underwear, it makes us glad we have boys!

Call us old fashioned, but what's wrong with a pair of trendy leggings and a bum covering top? It can still look cool and 'edgy' without making our daughters think they have to dress like hookers to fit in, no?

What do you think? Are we being old fashioned? Do we not 'get it'? Is this the ways fashion for young girls is going? Or do you agree with us and think we should let little girls be girls just a little bit longer?

Please use the comments box below to join the debate.

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MORE snow? At least we can dig out the wellies!

Just when you thought it was safe to start thinking about summer, the UK is hit with yet more snow! What IS it with the weather these days?

We can't complain too much though, as it gives us another chance to showcase these fab Kidorable Woodland Fairy wellies, as worn by none other than Miss Suri Cruise!


Another great design from Kidorable, these gorgeously girly wellington boots feature a beautiful pink and green design, complete with their own wings!

At just £14.99, they're great value too!

Get yours now. And don't forget to check out the matching accessories!

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A letter to a future grandchild - with a difference

When you think of your grandchildren, it's more than likely that you know the mother and father of the child, and can begin to imagine which features of each the new baby will have. You'll have an approximate birthdate, and maybe even knowledge of which sex the child is. It's pretty sure you'll know what colour skin your grandchild will have, and the professions of at least one of the parents, right?

That's why this letter to a future grandchild, published in the Guardian a few days ago, made us sit up and pay attention.

Written with love by a Grandad to his future adopted grandchild, it's well worth a read. And well worth remembering that adopted babies come into the whole family, not just the lives of their new parents...

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Protect your baby's eyes this summer with BabyBanz!

Summer is great for kids - no more being wrapped up like the Michelin man, and hidden away behind rain covers and fleecy blankets, but the sun brings it's own 'problems' too.

Of course you've got the sun cream, parasol, sun hat, loose clothing, extra water, and everything else you need to see your baby through the summer, but have you thought of how to protect their eyes?

Well, we're delighted to be able to offer the new range of Baby Banz Adventure Banz baby sunglasses - fantastic protection for your baby's eyes, originally designed for use in one of the sunniest places in the world, Australia!

We love these trendy wrap around sunglasses for babies, featuring an embedded silicone nose and brow piece for added comfort.


But they don't just LOOK cool - Baby Banz have been clinically tested by one of the worlds leading Authorities on UV and meet the stringent UV block out requirements of ANSI Z80.3 - 1996 for the added piece of mind of parents.

Available in a variety of styles and suitable from birth to 2 years, why not give yourself peace of mind with Baby Banz this summer?

Watch out for our competition coming soon where you can win a pair of Baby Banz - follow this blog, become a fan on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to make sure you don't miss out!

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Win a Sophie the Giraffe teething toy!

One of the most famous baby brands in the world, Sophie the Giraffe (or Sophie la Girafe to give her her proper French name!) is one of the top names in teething and baby toys, and we're thrilled to be able to offer a large Sophie the Giraffe teething toy as our latest competition prize!



Features:

* Natural Rubber is soft, safe & non-toxic for baby to teethe & chew.
* Lightweight & easy to grasp for tiny hands.
* Painted with non-toxic, food-grade paints.
* Stimulating to baby’s senses with her soft colors & gentle squeak.
* Sophie the Giraffe is Phthalate-Free with NO Vinyl (no-PVC)!
* Her bumpy head helps soothe sore, teething gums.
* Hand-made in Rumilly in the French Alps, Sophie the Giraffe is a classic!
* Supplied in a box complete with card which can be personalised by parents with information about the baby.

To be in with a chance of winning this great prize, simply visit our website and fill in the competition form! It's really THAT simple!

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Congratulations to Jennifer Ellison and Robert Tickle on the birth of baby Bobby!

It seems as if the poor girl has been pregnant forever, and she certainly got her fair share of negative press over the size to which she grew, but we loved the fact that Jennifer Ellison was out and about parading her baby bump for all to see. No looking like she'd swallowed a grape for this expectant mum!

So, we were delighted to hear that baby Bobby came into the world on Thursday night weighing a healthy 9lbs.

The couple said in a statement:

"Jennifer Ellison and her husband, Robert Tickle, are delighted to announce the birth of their first child, Bobby, who was born last night at 9.50pm weighing 9lb."

We can't help but wonder what little Bobby's first outfits will be like, but we think he'd look gorgeous in this fab Molo Kids Monster Romper Suit, available from birth and just £29.99.

Featuring an allover King Kong style monster print, and easy access poppers, it's practical as well as looking good, and we're sure Bobby would love it!

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Peter Andre in good taste shocker!

OK, so the title was a little tongue in cheek, and probably not very nice to Ms Price, but we're delighted to see that Peter Andre's cute little son Junior at least has great taste in clothes!

You may have read last week's OK magazine, which features an interview with Peter, and sees him and the children modelling some lovely clothes, including this gorgeous Yoda T-shirt, from Fabric Flavours and stocked by Little Sunflowers.

Pricess is looking as gorgeous as ever, and with his kids dressed up to the nines, we don't think it will be long before Mr Andre is snapped up by some lucky girl!

Star Wars Yoda Judge Me T-Shirt

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