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These booties by Two Little Beans & Co. are super cute and practical. Constructed using breathable cotton with an inner lining of sherpa fleece, they will feel comfy against baby's sensitive skin.
Where the Wild Things Are is fifty years old! Maurice Sendak's Caldecott Medal-winning picture book has become one of the most highly acclaimed and best-loved children's books of all time. A must for every child's bookshelf.
This cozy youth hoody from Woods & Sea features an oversized, distressed lobster print on the back along with a small front chest print.
This retro design is printed on an extremely comfortable heather royal onesie and has a distinct vintage feel.
This retro design is printed on an extremely soft and comfortable sweatshirt and has a distinct vintage feel. To fully appreciate this style, you must touch and feel it because words and pictures cannot come close to describing the unmatched softness!
These Happy Lobsters will look very cute on the littles ones in your life.
In My Heart explores a full range of feelings, putting words to the emotions we feel inside. Written by Jo Witek. Illustrated by Christine Roussey.
Strong, pretty and stylish, these hair ties are designed to withstand everyday demands while taking your look to the next level. This size is ideal for thick hair.
A younger version of the bestselling Sticker Dolly Dressing series, which contains over 40 titles, Little Sticker Dolly Dressing is an endearing new series for young children. By Fiona Watt.
A magical activity book with lots of scenes to decorate and fill with unicorns, including a sunny meadow, a majestic rainbow, the gardens of an ice castle, and more. Includes over 250 stickers. Author: Fiona Watt ~ Illustrator: Camilla Garafano.
Dress the dolls as they fulfil their ice skating dreams. Includes outfits for a training session, costumes for a competition and a spectacular ballet on ice. Written by Fiona Watt and illustrated by Antonia Miller.