When our little lady arrived 10 weeks ago she surprised us all by weighing in much heavier and measuring a massive 5cm taller than her siblings did. She is still a tall baby and that is proving to be quite tricky when it comes to clothes, I can’t go just by age anymore as the garments would be too short for her. The lovely Rochelle at Bean and Me fully understands that every baby is different which is why she carefully measures every single piece of clothing in her webstore just so that you can shop with confidence, how awesome is that?
Bean and Me is a gorgeous store filled with a fantastic range of eco friendly, Australian brands handpicked by Rochelle. As a mum she knows to look for excellent quality, style and fit and she loves supporting local businesses and the environment, a fabulous combination. She is the queen of customer service, delivering friendly and fast service and happy to answer any questions. Australian mamas near Clayfield, Brisbane, can also meet Rochelle in person at the Rock a Buy Boutique Markets.
One of those popular Australian brands in store is Melbourne based Wilson & Frenchy, their garments are flying of the virtual Bean and Me shelves. The soft cotton pieces feature unique hand illustrated prints, how cute is this Wilson & Frenchy Owl Top ($26.95)? If you are shopping for a sweet little munchkin make sure you check out the Wilson & Frenchy range, designed for boys and girls and available in sizes 0000-0.
The beautiful bamboo clothing and accessories by Australian label Babyjo have only just arrived in store but are already selling like hot cakes. The organic bamboo/cotton fabric is so soft and comfy, it’s perfect for delicate newborn skin. The neutral colours of the Babyjo Footed Kimono Romper ($29.95) make it suitable for both genders and I think my little girl looks pretty adorable wearing it, no cold feet for her this winter!
Babyjo Footed Kimono Romper
Until May 31, 2013, Hip little one readers can enjoy 10% off storewide at Bean and Me, simply enter the code ‘HIP’ at checkout.
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