Mother’s Day Gifts – The Head Case
Is it wrong to really have snorted at these? Like most of Twisted Twee’s items, they’re quirky, foolish – and a lot of fun. Naturally of the best quality Egyptian Cotton, though. And this one made my boys snigger too… (Though I’m not sure if that’s indicative of my mood upon being woken, or my sculpted bed head hair…) All Head Case pillowcases are £15 berzackly from the...
Mothers Day Gifts – Simply Beautiful Dandelion Cushion
Funky Little Darlings list this cushion of loveliness in their Children’s Rooms section. Blow that. I want that patch of graceful loveliness in MY bedroom. Did you spot the little bird in there? Dandelion Fields cushion £48 from Funky little Darlings.
Mothers Day Gift Ideas – Butterflies (and Rhett Butler!)
Just. So. Pretty. Isn’t it? Not too fussy, not too colourful, just… pretty. I love. *NB what took me to Wall Envy Art’s shop in the first place was this little beauty… which I *swoon* over, but possibly isn’t the most appropriate Mothers Day gift. Or actually, thinking about it… Both available (along with many other little treasures) in the Not On The High Street Shop from Wall Envy...
Spotted! The totally brilliant MusucBag *want*
Isn’t that just awesome? Would your child ever actually get out of it? It’s so well designed – form zips you can undo form the inside to ‘ventilation zips’ on the legs (to stop sweaty-knee-syndrome we think) and non-slippy feet. Brrrrilliant. (and yes, before you ask – there are grown-up-sized ones too! – Selkbag)
Top family-friendly washing machines
There are certain key things a family needs to look for in a washing machine. Obviously price plays an important role, as families have a million and one other things to pay for and don’t want to fork out hundred of pounds on washing machines. But there are more things to consider beside price; the capacity needs to be large; it needs to have a quick wash facility and a high energy-efficiency rating is also beneficial as this helps...
Magnetic Poetry for children (and me… *cough*)
I admit it. I find a very simple pleasure and a huge amount of fun in re-arranging words on the fridge to make silly, rude or ridiculous sentences. Thankfully, I have a family if similarly easily-amused minds, so a trip to the kitchen is never complete without a quick glance to see what someone has created (or said about their brother’s bottom). This tin form the Literary Gift Company is excellent for children to use –...
