Project Runway, Here You Come

Project Runway, Here You Come

by | Baby

Since becoming a mother, I admit I’m a little lax about certain aspects of my appearance. However when it comes to my bags, I’m so picky that the folks at the local department store know me as The Crazy Purse Woman, who attacks them with questions like...
Play it Again, Bunny

Play it Again, Bunny

by | Toys + Playthings

When I was young, I had a beautiful wooden music box that featured a dancer pirouetting on a mirror inside. It was regaled to a high shelf in my bedroom except for the few times a year when my mom reluctantly pulled it down for me. I’m still bitter whenever I...
Brag Smaller

Brag Smaller

by | Cards + Stationery

I’m not a brag book kind of gal. It’s not that I don’t love showing off pics of my daughter–just ask anyone who’s ever come within six inches of me over the past year–it’s that I don’t need yet one more big thing to...
A Stylish Alternative to Vicodin

A Stylish Alternative to Vicodin

by | Baby

If baby #2 is anything like baby #1, you will rarely see me without a tot in my arms. Combine that with the toil of chasing around a three-year-old, and my back just might not be able to hack it without heavy medication.So I’ve got my eye on a reversibleHeavenly...
Wearing Your Heart Just Under Your Sleeve

Wearing Your Heart Just Under Your Sleeve

by | Kids

I love the idea of lockets–the entire notion of keeping a photo of someone you love by your heart is just so cool. And yet lockets themselves? Not usually so cool. We’ve found a much better alternative via the handmade photo jewelry from mama/artisan...
Old and Improved

Old and Improved

by | Baby

There is no shortage of great blankets out there to keep your newborn warm, from traditional baby blues and sweet pinks, to retro-modern hipster designs in every shade of chartreuse. But what if you’re yearning for a blanket like the one you had back...
Say Dada(ism)

Say Dada(ism)

by | Books for Kids

There’s a fine line between pretentious and hip. Pretentious (and also sort of stupid) would be filling your toddler’s library with museum coffee table books. But introducing him to the board book, The Art of Shapes: For Children and Adults, well...
Off The Pages and Onto Your Wall

Off The Pages and Onto Your Wall

by | Art + Decor

If you’re anything like me, you love looking at children’s books as much as your kids do. Okay, so maybe not the one I have to read fifteen times a day. But I do fantasize about some of the illustrators coming over to my house and jazzing up my...