In mid-May, Brooklyn will get a whole lot sweeter: Jellio http://jellio.com, the candy and childhood nostalgia-inspired furniture and lifestyle brand, has secured a spot in Greenpoint for the new Jellio Design Lab.
With warmer days in the mix (finally), it’s time to start stocking up for spring. Here’s what the owners and buyers of New York’s top baby stores had to say about the most popular items coming in for the ne…
It’s not difficult to find cute and comfy clothes for babies. But we’ve gotta say that New York-based Jammies prêt-à-porter is just a bit more delicious than the rest.
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Last spring, blogger Teresa Lagerman launched Brooklyn Makers as an ode to the many Brooklynite artisans and designers crafting super-stylish and sustainably-made goods for kids and families. And now she’s …
Flowers and candy are kind of lost on babies, but there are plenty of other ways to make a fuss over them on February 14th. We’ve rounded up a few gifty ideas from around town for spoiling your little one.
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Considering the daily onslaught of deals online, it’s been a while since we’ve geared up for a good ol’ fashioned sample sale.
Special occasion dresses should be, well, special. That’s the idea behind Best Dressed New York, a by-appointment-only boutique tucked away in an UES townhouse.
Most New York moms are familiar with Bellini (as in the local line of nursery furniture and décor, not the Italian aperitif). But if you passed by the Second Avenue shop this past week, you might not have r…
Fans of cottony layette brands like Kissy Kissy and Baby Cottons will dig newcomer mio mio, which is bringing the immaculate, printed-pima cotton look to strollers.
It’s been said that it takes a village to raise a child—or at least the advice of some really good experts. Here’s who to call when you need a little help with . . .
Starting November 2nd, The Land of Nod is briefly taking over the storefront at 136 Prince Street, to stage a holiday toy shop—the retailer’s first-ever New York presence.
Brooklyn snubbers may finally have to cross the bridge for this one: Hiho Batik has hung a shingle in Park Slope.
Handmade baby clothes are special in their own right. But newcomer Kindred adds a clever new twist: they repurpose your favorite wardrobe pieces into chic, European-styled baby clothes.
