Tucked away in the basement of Forum Mall in Orchard Road (Singapore), Supernature is a grocery store which is easy to miss. But families who are familiar with the store, regularly check in here for their grocery finds. I visited the store one afternoon to check out the products on offer. Here are few that {Read More…}
Ada and Iwo, Poland: Kids wall art
I love flipping through kids board books, often to check out the different styles that illustrators use to bring a story to life. Sometime back, I came across the work of Anna Zatorska, an artist based in Warsaw, Poland. While she is not a book illustrator, I totally love her illustrative style. Her playful kid-friendly {Read More…}
Illustrator spotlight: Heather Rosas
Today, on the blog, I want to introduce Heather Rosas, an illustrator and surface pattern designer based in California, USA. I took notice of her work, when I came across this lovely mermaid print that she had designed. Given that Saira has been obsessed with all things mermaid for a while, this brought a smile {Read More…}
Seedling, Singapore
I came across Seedling while hunting for some do-it-yourself craft boxes for my daughter. I often swoon at the lovely craft ideas on Pinterest, but often find it cumbersome to put materials together. That’s why I like companies like Seedling that are geared towards young mums who want to engage their kids but often don’t {Read More…}
The Babyholic, SG: Baby bundles
Newborn clothing is oh-so-adorable. As a baby, I loved dressing up Saira in her cute little onesies and often looked for reasons to change her during the day. Now here’s a company I wish I had spotted a few years ago. Check out Babyholic, Singapore which started out last year by two working mums in {Read More…}
BaeBeeBoo: Kaftans for littlies
Little ones love cool and comfortable fabric, and Maggie Dumra understands that. She designs lovely kaftans that tinies will love to float around in. Her brand Bae Bee Boo was conceptualized when hunting for clothing for her little one Scarlett. The lack of choices in the market, convinced her to launch something of her own. The Bae Bee Boo {Read More…}
Travel books: Life is a journey
I visited Tokyo last month and was hoping to meet illustrator Aunyarat Watanabe. We didn’t get to see each other, because of her travel schedule, but she was kind enough to send me one of her children’s books Maaaps. My daughter is very young to enjoy this book, but I am sure she will once she {Read More…}
Epicurious, Singapore: Homely food
I remember Epicurious from the time it was located by the river at Robertson Quay. It was one of the first places we visited when we relocated to Singapore. From its near perfect location, Epicurious has moved to UE Square mall. Thankfully, it still has an outdoor spot with a little bit of sunshine, and greenery. If you prefer {Read More…}
Crafted by A, Singapore: Nursery Wall Art
I meet Anna Williams one morning, only to realize that she is a mum I see at school! What a small world, isn’t it. She is the talented mum behind Crafted by A (Singapore), which makes some lovely nursery art work, for little ones. An accountant by profession, Anna Williams decided to quit her job, to take {Read More…}
Priddy Books: Fun book titles
Recently, Pansing Books sent me some Priddy titles to review, and I was excited to enjoy it with my little girl. We browsed through the titles together. From enjoying colourful picture books and lift-the-flap books as a baby, her world now revolves around fairytales and sticker books. Here is our take on the Priddy titles we received. Alphaprints: {Read More…}