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Autumn and Winter Edition
Children’s fashion, rooms, travel and rituals for families who value good things made to last.
In this edition
How to bring real, joyful colour into a child’s bedroom without making it loud: reading the light, the 60-30-10 rule, the colour wheel, kind paint and accents that grow with your child.
Sunshine, colour, cake and candles: how to plan a relaxed children’s birthday in the garden, from the guest list and games to allergies, balloons and gifts without plastic.
Yellow raincoats, red boots and a puddle at every corner: how the right layers, seams and boots turn a wet afternoon into one of the best days outside.
A sunny room where children build, paint, read and laugh, and where everything still finds its way home: clear zones, low open shelves, toy rotation and the safety details that matter.
Interactive
Choose a piece, a fabric and a colour and watch the outfit take shape. Every combination comes with a care note, and the looks you like can be kept in your edit.
All stories
27 stories in 7 rubrics. Filter, save what you like and come back to it later.
How to bring real, joyful colour into a child’s bedroom without making it loud: reading the light, the 60-30-10 rule, the colour wheel, kind paint and accents that grow with your child.
Sunshine, colour, cake and candles: how to plan a relaxed children’s birthday in the garden, from the guest list and games to allergies, balloons and gifts without plastic.
Ten to fifteen well-chosen pieces per season, two or three base colours and a little arithmetic: how a small, coordinated wardrobe keeps pace with a growing child.
A calm guide to the first wardrobe: how many pieces of each kind, which sizes to choose, the details that make dressing easier and the safety basics for sleep.
From the long white gown to a simple ivory romper: how to dress a baby for a christening or naming ceremony, keep them warm and look after an heirloom.
How to plan a serene first room for a baby, from the position of the cot to soft light for night feeds, muted colour, natural materials and the safety points that matter.
Beyond the kids’ club: the rooms, equipment, pools, dining and quiet details that make a fine hotel work for children and parents alike.
From Fröbel’s wooden blocks to the first jointed bears, why simple, well made toys outlive fashions, and how to choose, care for and pass them on safely.
Fine knits can outlast the child who wears them first. Airing, gentle washing, drying flat and careful storage are all it takes.
A sunny room where children build, paint, read and laugh, and where everything still finds its way home: clear zones, low open shelves, toy rotation and the safety details that matter.
Yellow raincoats, red boots and a puddle at every corner: how the right layers, seams and boots turn a wet afternoon into one of the best days outside.
From a royal sailor suit to a comic-strip shoe: where eight enduring pieces of childrenswear come from, why they lasted and how to wear them today.
Centimetres, months, years and T sizes: how the European, British, French and American systems work, how they relate to growth and how to choose well.
How to choose children for the procession, dress them in harmony with the wedding and plan the day so that young attendants feel safe, comfortable and proud.
How to plan a room that moves from baby to school child: a calm neutral base, furniture that converts, storage at child height and the Montessori idea of independence.
Lists, outfits, layers, cabin bags and documents: a simple method for packing for babies and children that keeps the day of departure calm.
Creative movement, pre-ballet and three great approaches to music teaching: when children can begin, what early classes look like and how to keep the joy alive.
Quality in children’s clothes rarely sits on the outside. It lives in the seams, the buttons, the hems and the small decisions you only see up close.
How two siblings can share one bright, joyful room: bed layouts and bunk bed safety, a corner for each child, light for two bedtimes, easy storage and small shared rituals.
Three primary colours, a wipeable table and time to play: how painting and making become a happy everyday habit, from first scribbles to a gallery on the kitchen wall.
Neutrals, accents, the colour wheel and a simple ratio: how to choose colours that work together, suit the child and look lovely in photographs.
Which natural fabrics feel best on a baby and why, what GOTS and OEKO-TEX labels really tell you, and how careful washing can help sensitive skin.
The fabrics of festive childrenswear, from velvet and corduroy to tartan, the history behind them, and how to dress children for long celebrations indoors and out.
The rocking horses, cradles, quilts and christening gowns that families keep, how to choose new pieces that will last, and how to use antique furniture safely.
Seats and bassinets, ears at take-off and landing, sleep, food, entertainment and jet lag: how to prepare calmly for a long flight with a baby or toddler.
From first board books to chapter books, how to gather a home library that children truly use, with classics, display ideas, reading rituals and bookplates.
Children outgrow their clothes long before they wear them out. With careful storage, a little mending and a clear system, good pieces can serve one child after another.
Lookbook
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Size Compass
Enter an age and see the European size, its British and American counterparts and the size to choose for a gift six months from now.
Style signature
Four quick questions about colours, fabrics and favourite places reveal your family’s style signature, with the stories and pieces that suit it.
Tools for parents
Fabric of the day
Bouclé
A yarn with small loops that gives fabric a soft, nubbly surface, often used for children’s coats and jackets.
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