Ayra Rose - A review.

Ayra Rose is a new online clothing range which stocks the cutest but also beautifully stylish clothes for young children.
The clothes are custom designed, so you can be quite certain that your fashionista is wearing a completely unique style. From gorgeous rompers to beautiful denim dresses, I've even seen a cute black and white stripe 'twinning' outfit. Thats right, mum and daughter set - I LOVE a little twinning moment.

We were sent some lovely items for M and J. Take a look:

J's outfit is absolutely adorable. It looked incredibly comfortable and perfect for warm, sunny days. I was really surprised at the quality of the material. Where the clothes are not from a well-known high street brand, there is the risk about quality but J's body vest and harem trousers were soft and passed my 'hand' of the fabric test - which literally means how it feels when touched. The fabric is thick (ever noticed how Primark clothing is VERY thin!) and smooth which needs to be when you have a toddler who is into everything!

M was sent a gorgeous necklace which she instantly fell in love with, in fact, she hasn't taken it off.

The colours are bright and highly complimentary of most outfits. I'm not sure of the exact materials used but has a 'rubber' feel which M loved. She says it felt soft on her skin and not too heavy either.

Have a look at some of the other gorgeous items for sale at Arya Rose:

Tootsie and Fudge

Let's face it, the baby/children market is a pretty huge one. Competition is tough with children boutiques popping up all over the shop (no pun intended). Due to my obsession with buying clothes and well basically leading Molly down the path of being a huge spoilt brat, I have come across A LOT of online shops. Only a rare few really stand out to me.

*Wave hello Tootsie and Fudge*

First off, LOVE the name. Secondly, they stock some of my favourite brands: Katvig, Molo, MALA and loads more.
And if you know your brands, then you will recognise the Scandanavian theme.

Fun, bright and colourful. Clothes designed for children to have fun in. Clothes that stand out!

I decided to try Molly in the gorgeous MALA romper. Perfect for cruisers and um, romping about I suppose!
It comes in the HAMA (beads) print - which I have a little collection of thanks to my 9yr old neice - and it looked so comfy, that I was actually a bit jealous. I think I could squeeze one arm through the head bit!!
The romper is £19 (bargain!) from ages 3 months to 2yrs (damn!), with even a junior version of a vest top or a halterneck dress.

If you love clothes, colour and FAB customer service, check it out!


www.tootsieandfudge.com

Emma Levine - Review

Since becoming mama to Molly, one thing I have noticed is the growing competition between online children sites selling unique and incredibly stunning products. Targeted at mummies like me who always think 'only the best for my child' and a complete sucker for anything bright, funky and Boden-esque.

My new find is the gorgeous Emma Levine store, which I just need to share with you. If you are weak like me with a penchant for spending on your kids and run the risk of bringing up incredibly spoilt children, you may want to look away now. You're still looking aren't you......

Emma's inspiration comes from all things vintage. And if you take a look at the website, you will find nothing remotely tacky. In fact, I absolutely adore every single item. And the best bit: It's reasonably priced. YAY!

Molly was sent two fabulous outfits. A butterfly printed jersey t-shirt and legging combo and a romper with hat.

The jersey legging outfit (£29) is just adorable. In fact, I want one for me.

The romper is also equally as adorable, however the hat didn't fit Molly (yep mummy googling large baby head!) and also instead of where poppers are, they have used buttons. Classier, yes. Annoying, yes!!!!

Take a look at the outfits below, and my gorgeous Molly too. And then get exercising those fingers for some intense online shopping at Emma Levine.

*Only girls clothes sold, I'm afraid!!

Emma Levine also has a Facebook page. Take a look.