There is a new shoe brand for children out, and on its way to the UK. Danish Pom Pom have the simple philosophy that shoes should be made of the highest quality and at the same time be affordable. I had a look at them recently, and they seem like a bargain to me. The prices are as promised surprisingly low. And the leather feels soft and comfortable. I also love the design. Available for babies...
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Recently a ksbkids customer made the comment that looking at their website reminded him of Dr. Seuss. And then of course they were wondering whether this was a compliment or not. They are after all known for lots of stripy, bright coloured children’s clothes. But I can't help liking the comment and regarding it as very positive. Children wearing comfortable, fun and bright clothing would...
Read moreCeLaVi, founded in Denmark in 1963, wants to give children the joy of playing outdoors regardless of the weather conditions. They work in harmony with nature and with respect for the environment. The boots are made of natural rubber and keep small feet dry and warm on cold and rainy days. The rain boots are made of natural rubber and are 100% waterproof. They contain no dangerous substances such...
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Moods of Norway is combining a strong Norwegian heritage with International trends, and intend to tell the exotic Norwegian tale through inspired and cutting edge designs. Both the Scandinavian Dad and myself have Moods of Norway in our wardrobe. I've heard rumors that they do children's clothing too, but have never seen it. However, I came across this picture on Facebook today, clearly showing...
Read moreBisgaard, because healthy feet are happy feet. And especially happy with wearing danish Bisgaards fabulous Spring Summer 2010 collection. They have shoes and sandals to fit every child's individual foot and taste. See the entire collection at bisgaaard.dk Or visit Kidsen.co.uk who are receiving Bisgaard news in these days. Is it possible not to love this collection? Photo: Bisgaard Sko
Read moreBrokiga is a collection of quality products for children, inspired by the characters from the Who?- series. The line consists of clothing and furnishings, bedding and other items for the child's room. Stina Wirsen is in collaboration with her mother Carin Wirsen the swedish author of about 40 popular children's books. The philosophy behind these books is that the small child should be taught...
Read moreDundelina's summer 2010 collection is finally here. Nautical is one of the hottest themes for spring summer 2010. However Dundelina have taken the nautical theme a bit further, as always in their playful and childlike way. Without compromising on high quality fabrics and romantic look. Dundelina clothing is available for girls between 3 and 10. The accessories, soft toys and books can be enjoyed...
Read moreSwedish Mini Rodini designs funky and cool clothes for children between 0-11 years. Here is sneak peak on what's on it's way out to the stores these days. Spring is on its way! (Can I repeat that last sentence often enough!?) Photo: Mini Rodini
Read moreDanish Småfolk (means Little people in danish) is such a well known and established brand in the UK so it might surprise you that it was founded only 5 years ago. Their use of vibrant colours knows no boundaries as their kid's clothes throw all the rules out the window in pursuit of memorable outfits. They almost operate under the mantra that colours can't clash if they are gorgeous enough....
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It's was a pleasure to discover the family run webshop Little Lollipop Kids, with its wide range of clothing and accessories from designers across the globe for children 0 - 4 years old. They stock lots of cool and funky brands such as Smafolk and Snoozy. Driven by the desire to find slightly different clothes for her own little boy, owner of Little Lollipop Kids, Sam Bowley, stated “I wanted...
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