All hail the boys hoodie! It’s an ideal extra layer when headed to school or camp on a crisp morning or when night falls. It’s packable, and if you choose correctly, coordinates with most everything in their wardrobe. Boden tops our list for quality options. We know they’ll stand up to the abuse an elementary school kid (or worse: a middle schooler!) can put on their clothes, all the while looking fabulously lived in (which might be the reason the kids love them, too).
Stella McCartney was designing a children’s line for Gap, we got all excited. Gap’s clothing is great to begin with; add an awesome designer and who knows how good it could get. Well, we found out last fall, with the arrival of little band jackets and tulip dresses. Almost everything sold out immediately.
Lacoste for kids is coming back, 30 years after preppy first blew up in this country. Maybe its the crisp little collar or the cute little crocodile, but there’s something undeniably appealing about a super-preppy little kid.
Nope, Petunia Pickle Bottom isn’t a nursery rhyme or a children’s book character. It’s a line of super-stylish baby gear.
It’s made of medical-grade thermoplastic and is non-toxic, bacteria resistant, and free of lead, latex, PVC, cadmium, BPA and phthalates. It can even stand up to frequent chewing without ever looking worn or damaged. Bonus: When baby has outgrown it, the company will actually pay to have your Oh Plah! shipped back to them so that they may recycle it into new products. Love!
Maternity dresses are wardrobe staple–no matter time of year–and we cannot get enough of this Japanese Weekend dress. Not only is the jersey forgiving, but the print is super-chic. Bonus: It doubles as a nursing dress, should you go that route post-pregnancy.
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